You probably need to upgrade or install one of these :) 

$ perl -d:Modlist -e " use Data::Dump::Streamer; "
B                      1.29
B::Deparse             1.04
B::Utils               0.15
Carp                   1.20
Config
Data::Dump::Streamer   2.32
Data::Dump::Streamer::_::Printers
Data::Dumper          2.131
DynaLoader             1.13
Exporter             5.64_03
Exporter::Heavy      5.64_03
Fcntl                  1.11
File::Spec             3.33
File::Spec::Unix       3.33
File::Spec::Win32      3.33
Hash::Util             0.11
IO                   1.25_04
IO::File               1.15
IO::Handle             1.31
IO::Seekable            1.1
List::Util             1.23
PadWalker              1.92
Scalar::Util           1.23
SelectSaver            1.02
SelfLoader             1.18
Symbol                 1.07
Text::Abbrev           1.01
Text::Balanced         2.02
XSLoader               0.15
base                   2.16
bytes                  1.04
feature                1.20
overload               1.13
re                     0.18
subs                   1.00
utf8                   1.09
vars                   1.02
warnings               1.12
warnings::register     1.02

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Probably stick to modules listed at http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/JJORE/Data-Dump-Streamer-2.32/META.yml

In reply to Re^5: "Method is not in the class but it is there!" by Anonymous Monk
in thread "Method is not in the class but it is there!" by shak380

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