I've been working on a wrapper for the netfilter/iptables library on Linux
2.[34].x, and would like to take a particular approach in handling
connection commit. However, I don't seem to be able to - the object is
passed to its methods as a reference, and it seems that every time a
method is called, the DESTROY method also gets called (obviously NOT what
I'm looking for).
Is the DESTROY method unusable? Is there any way to call a routine before
final cleanup of an object that won't be called every time the handle is
revised? Or am I looking at a lost cause?
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