Known Bugs
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Issue:

- Can't use string ("....") as a HASH ref while "strict refs"
- router/subnet-directories "application","name",... created!

Solution:

Problems are caused by a inconsistency of XML::Simple. Hashes are different
encapsulated when if only 1 element is defined with the name attribute, or
more elements:

This is what XML::Simple delivers when in my example only one router-element
is provided:

$VAR1 = {
          'routers' => 'router1,router2',
          'name' => 'Belgium'
        };

this is what XML::Simple delivers when two router-elements
are provided in the networks-element. 

$VAR1 = {
          'Holland' => {
                       'routers' => 'router1,router2'
                     },
          'Belgium' => {
                       'routers' => 'router1,router2'
                     }
        };

When only 1 <router>/<subnet>-element defined, it will cause the hash-tree delivered
by XML::Simple to shift 1 place up to the top, and JKFlow will assume 
the elements inside the router-elements to be separate routers.

Solution: Upgrade to Version 02052003