From: Siratinee Sukachai <ploy.sukachai@gmail.com>
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Subject: dump in yaml & unexpected result
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I have a Hash which value is Array of Hashes. And I expected to generate
the yaml like this:

---
  Session:
    singular: Session
    email: Email
    password: Password
    rememberMe: Remember Me!


But when I use dump method to generate yaml file and the result is:

---
- Session:
    - singular: |
        Session

    - email: |
        Email

    - password: |
        Password

    - rememberMe: |
        Remember Me!


When I print out my hash on command line, it look like this:

SessionsingularSession
emailEmail
passwordPassword
rememberMeRemember Me!


What do you think? Am I wrong with any steps?
If I need to generate yaml look like above, how can I do?

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