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Hi Puneet, hi list
You are on the right list, it's an H::T issue and has nothing to with CGI::Session. I discovered the same some weeks ago.
It seems than H::T can contaminate your data structure - for the sake of speed, no copying is done in H::T. If it really bothers you, you might consider using a clone package (try http://search.cpan.org/search?query=clone&mode=all) to first copy your data structure, then let H::T work on the clone and discard it after displaying.
Markus,
Thanks for the reply. This is very informative, and I will follow your suggestion (and hope the H-T developers will consider this as a problem to be solved).
But, my question is -- where on earth did I let H-T "contaminate" my AofH? I am hand-crafting my own AofH --
# A hash to hold the current rolodex entry
my %rolodexentry = (
ROLODEXVAL => $rolodexval,
ROLODEXTEXT => $rolodextext
); # Add the current rolodexentry to the existing rolodex
push(@rolodex, \%rolodexentry);Where, o, where is H-T even touching all this?
Thanks,
Puneet.
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