NAME

       Data::Printer::Profile::Dumper - use DDP like Data::Dumper

SYNOPSIS

       While loading Data::Printer:

           use DDP profile => 'Dumper';

       While asking for a print:

           p $var, profile => 'Dumper';

       or in your ".dataprinter" file:

           profile = Dumper

DESCRIPTION

       This profile tries to simulate Data::Dumper's output as closely as possible, using
       Data::Printer, even skipping types unsupported by Data::Dumper like lvalues and formats.

       It's not guaranteed to be 100% accurate, but hopefully it's close enough :)

   Notable Diferences from Data::Dumper
       It's important to notice that this profile tries to emulate Data::Dumper's output, NOT its
       behaviour. As such, some things are still happening in a much DDP-ish way.

       * no $VAR2, ...  * return value * prototypes * still called 'p' (say alias = 'Dumper' if
       you want) * arg is always a reference, so on the top level, references to scalars will be
       rendered as scalars. References to references and inner references will be rendered
       properly.

SEE ALSO

       Data::Printer Data::Dumper