[I jumbled two thoughts together in my original email. This revises it.] On Mon, Jul 20, 2020 at 7:29 PM Eric Brine <ikegami@adaelis.com> wrote: > > In reference to https://github.com/Perl/perl5/wiki/SC-Notes-2020-07-14 > > 1. We see that refaliasing is going to be on by default in Perl 7. Yet, > refaliasing is still experimental in Perl 5.32! Are there any known issues > or concerns with refaliasing? > > 2. The example code for what is going to be on by default in Perl 7 > requires the declared_refs feature. [...] > 2a. Yet, declared_refs feature is slated to be off by default. Some clarification, please?* 2b. Yet, declared_refs is still experimental in Perl 5.32! Are there any known issues or concerns with declared_refs? > * The document acknowledges there was some confusion among the attendees > as to the difference between the two features. It's quite simple: > > \@a = []; # Requires refaliasing > \my @a = []; # Requires refaliasing > my \@a = []; # Requires refaliasing and declared_refs >Thread Previous | Thread Next