--- CBOR-XS/doc/indirection.pod	2013/11/26 09:43:39	1.1
+++ CBOR-XS/doc/indirection.pod	2013/11/28 10:16:50	1.2
@@ -46,5 +46,27 @@
 
 =head1 EXAMPLES
 
-<TBD>
+The following Perl data structure is an array containing a reference to an
+array, followed by a reference to a string:
+
+   [[], \"string"]
+
+Since Perl cannot have "naked" arrays or maps inside another data
+structure, but only a reference to it, the natural encoding of this
+data structure uses a normal array for the array-reference (i.e. it
+omits the reference). The string reference is uncommon but valid, and
+not the natural way to store a string inside another data structure. An
+encoder might therefore chose to encode this string reference using the
+indirection tag:
+
+   256([[], 22098("string")])
+
+   d9 0100                  # tag(256)
+      82                    # array(2)
+         80                 # array(0)
+         d9 5652            # tag(22098)
+            66              # text(6)
+               737472696e67 # "string"
+
+