Only problem I can think of is that if you use PerlSections->dump, your hash will be dumped as a hash, not seeing the tie magic. So next time around, if you load your dumped <Perl> configuration, you'll experience hash ordering trouble once again.
why can't we keep the tiedness?
Well, how are you supposed to correctly dump a tie'd object so it can be restored by an eval ?
simply. if it's tied(), you know which class it was tied into. so when you dump it, add the tie directive to tie it back to the class it was tied to in first place. Or just use Storable?
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