#!/usr/bin/perl --

use strict;
use warnings;

use PPI;

my $perlcode = << "END_PERLCODE";
package My::L10N::en;

use base 'My::L10N';

our %Lexicon = (
    'Some [_1] text' =>
    'Some [_1] text',

);

END_PERLCODE

my $doc = PPI::Document->new(\$perlcode);
my $lexicon = $doc->find(sub { $_[1]->content eq '%Lexicon' });
$lexicon = $lexicon->[0]; # returns an array ref, but in my case, there's only ever one.

my $newmsg = q{'The [_1] is in the [_2]'};
my $newtext = sprintf '    %s =>\n    %s,', $newmsg, $newmsg;
my $insert_this = PPI::Document->new(\$newtext);

use PPI::Dumper;
print "\n tokens \n";
PPI::Dumper->new( $insert_this->tokens() )->print;
print "\n insert_this \n";
PPI::Dumper->new( $insert_this )->print;
print "\n lexicon \n";
PPI::Dumper->new( $lexicon)->print;
# insert $newtext into %Lexicon?
#~ $lexicon->insert_after($insert_this->tokens());
#~ $lexicon->insert_after($insert_this);
$lexicon->__insert_after($insert_this);

print "\n lexicon \n";
PPI::Dumper->new( $lexicon)->print;


print $doc->serialize();
__END__

##</code><code>##


 tokens 
PPI::Token::Whitespace  	'    '

 insert_this 
PPI::Document
  PPI::Token::Whitespace  	'    '
  PPI::Statement
    PPI::Token::Quote::Single  	''The [_1] is in the [_2]''
    PPI::Token::Whitespace  	' '
    PPI::Token::Operator  	'=>'
    PPI::Token::Cast  	'\'
    PPI::Token::Word  	'n'
    PPI::Token::Whitespace  	'    '
    PPI::Token::Quote::Single  	''The [_1] is in the [_2]''
    PPI::Token::Operator  	','

 lexicon 
PPI::Token::Symbol  	'%Lexicon'

 lexicon 
PPI::Token::Symbol  	'%Lexicon'
package My::L10N::en;

use base 'My::L10N';

our %Lexicon    'The [_1] is in the [_2]' =>\n    'The [_1] is in the [_2]', = (
    'Some [_1] text' =>
    'Some [_1] text',

);