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Yes, you can directly acess the stash from a PERL block.

use Template;

my $tt = Template->new({EVAL_PERL => 1});  

my $vars = { x => [1,2,3] }; 
my $text = q{
[%PERL%] 
use Data::Dumper;  print STDOUT Dumper $stash 
[%END%]
}; 
$tt->process(\$text,$vars);
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output:

$VAR1 = bless( {
                 'template' => bless( {
                                        '_DEFBLOCKS' => {},
                                        '_BLOCK' => sub { "DUMMY" },
                                        'modtime' => 1246384891,
                                        'name' => 'input text',
                                        '_HOT' => 1
                                      }, 'Template::Document' ),
                 'global' => {},
                 'inc' => sub { "DUMMY" },
                 'x' => [
                          1,
                          2,
                          3
                        ],
                 'dec' => sub { "DUMMY" },
                 'component' => $VAR1->{'template'},
                 '_DEBUG' => 0,
                 '_PARENT' => bless( {
                                       'global' => $VAR1->{'global'},
                                       'inc' => $VAR1->{'inc'},
                                       '_DEBUG' => 0,
                                       'dec' => $VAR1->{'dec'},
                                       '_PARENT' => undef
                                     }, 'Template::Stash::XS' )
               }, 'Template::Stash::XS' );
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In reply to Re: Accessing the stash within a TT file by thunders
in thread Accessing the stash within a TT file by Anonymous Monk

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