Michael Peters wrote:
> Michael G Schwern wrote:
>
>> A simple strategy might be to just replace the global singleton with the
>> child's guts at the start of a subtest() and then back out again at
>> the end.
>>
>> %$Test = %$child;
>>
>> Watch out for edge cases of when subtest() dies, make sure the
>> parent's guts
>> get put back.
>
> "local" should be good for doing that right?
Normally, yes. local $Test will localize the value of $Test, which is a
reference, not its guts. local %$Test would seem to be the right thing, but
I'm not sure if that will DWIM.
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