On 30 Jul 2003, simran wrote:
> Right you are... what you mentioned is indeed the case... but looking
> back at my "real world application" examples... i have found data
> structures such as:
>
> my $data = [
> { first_name => "john", last_name => 'Smith' },
> { first_name => "james", last_name => 'Paul' },
> { first_name => undef, last_name => 'Jones' },
> ];
>
> (Note: the undef as opposed to "")
>
> With the above data structure, global_vars does not produce the result
> "i expect" as i expect first_name to be blank/unset in the loop...
That's correct. Actually, it occurs to me that with just a few
changes it should be possible to tell the difference between a
parameter that was really never set and one that was set to undef. I
think that would be necessary if global_vars=>0 went away.
-sam
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