NAME
   VarPrint - display complex variables on STDOUT

SYNOPSIS
     use Data::VarPrint;
     VarPrint($var1, $var2,... );

   or

     use Data::VarPrint;
     VarPrint( { var1 => $var1, var2 => $var2,... } );

   or

     use Data::VarPrint;
     my $var_string = VarPrintAsString(...);

DESCRIPTION
   Data::VarPrint module contains two functions: VarPrint and
   VarPrintAsString.

   Function VarPrint displays its *arguments'* values. The output is
   structured, so that complex structures (combinations of hash and array
   references) are presented in a way which makes them easy to read.

   Function VarPrintAsString returns the same output as a string, which can
   be usefull with error logs.

OPTIONS
   VarPrint and VarPrintAsString take list of variables as arguments.

AUTHOR
   Copyright (c) 2002 V. Sego, [email protected]. All rights reserved. This
   program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
   the same terms as Perl itself.

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