Yes it is a bit confusing :) hence all the tension..., my fault I apologize
The original idea was this:
I have a few items, $foo, @bar, %baz, and FH (via open()) I could (and yes, probably should ;p ) do: undef $foo; undef @bar; undef %baz; close FH;
What I'd like to do is accomplish that by passing references to those things to a kill function:
killanything(\$foo,[EMAIL PROTECTED],\%bah,\*FH);
of course if one was wise enough to figure you'd need to undef somethign right then, they might as well just undef $whatever; or close or whatever they need, instead (I beleive that is what Wiggins is saying, no?)
Thanks for your input guys :)
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