Last time I looked at Perl scoping, it had some weird stuff that I
really didn't want to spend the time understanding at that time. I
believe I solved my issues with judicious use of "our". I find it's
usually best to be explicit about such things, especially where a
language has evolved over time and has the occasional odd legacy quirks.
On 2014-03-20 19:12, Paul Boniol wrote:
The odd behavior of variables inexplicably "rolling back" to a
previous value was repeatable the other day. I did further debugging
today (nothing except adding print statements), and it is now behaving
as expected. I have no explanation for it.
The set_die_handler is still being called twice. I stopped the
second one from processing, but I'm still curious why/how it is being
called twice. My Google foo is weak on finding any explanation for
it.
Paul
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