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demerphq wrote: >+This variable is part of the lexical state of the compilation process >+and contains compile-time hints for the Perl interpreter. At the end of >+compilation of a block the value of this variable is restored to the value >+when the interpreter started to compile the block. This behavior provides Good. >+Similar to $^H this variable is part of the lexical state of the compilation >+process, and changes made to it at compile time are not visible later on >+at a run time. Instead you can access those values by accessing the 10th >+slot of the return of caller: Not quite right, because what's available through caller is the flattened version. The actual values from %^H are just not available at runtime. >+as code references, however once compilation is completed these structures >+will be flattened Not correct about the timing (in the same way that LeoNerd got it wrong), and not correct about the timing being the thing that matters. -zeframThread Previous | Thread Next