The short answer is yes.
The long answer is: Did you not read the original question? I quote I want to have XML config files for an application that are really representations of Perl objects. For example, the Perl object might contain some scalars, references to other aggregated-in objects, and some arrays. I would like to be able to freeze/thaw (persist/restore, whatever) these objects as files, but instead of using Data::Dumper's Perl-eval-able format, I'd like to use XML. This way someone who understands XML (but not necessarily Perl) might be able to edit the XML file containing the object and maybe add a new element to a list, change a scalar string, etc. When the application was run again and the file was restored as an object, the new element(s) in the list would now be in the Perl object in memory.
Did you not read any of the replies? documentation?
You should definetly go and read How to RTFM, it's absolutely invaluable.
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