What I'm looking for is to get at the hash structure described in Rx: A Regex Debugger for Perl, it is the hash version of this printout 

$ perl -Mre=debug -e " /larry.wall+!/  "
Compiling REx "larry.wall+!"
Final program:
   1: EXACT <larry> (4)
   4: REG_ANY (5)
   5: EXACT <wal> (7)
   7: PLUS (10)
   8:   EXACT <l> (0)
  10: EXACT <!> (12)
  12: END (0)
anchored "larry" at 0 floating "l!" at 9..2147483647 (checking anchore
+d) minlen 11
Freeing REx: "larry.wall+!"

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Rx-0.53/dump_regexes.pl requires recompiling perl (and I haven't tried it yet), so any options besides parsing the output of re=debug ?

In reply to Rx-0.53/dump_regexes.pl as a module by Anonymous Monk

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