Re: inconsistent variable interpolation in here document

Hard to read, hence hard to tell

> Any tips?

@{[COUNTER_STATE_VAR]}

@{[...]} is executing code, COUNTER_STATE_VAR could be a function with side effects.

Otherwise please provide us with a short reproducible example and a print of the resulting string.

Probably the problem is on the side of the receiver language not Perl.

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Re^2: inconsistent variable interpolation in here document by richard.sharpe (Sexton) on Nov 28, 2019 at 23:16 UTC
COUNTER_STATE_VAR is constant defined this way: `use constant { # ... COUNTER_STATE_VAR => "%counter", # ... };` [download] Unfortunately, I am unable to reproduce with shorter example. I tried, but the output is consistent, when I am "snippetting" it out of its authentic context. I also cannot provide whole code base, because it contains a lot of information, which cannot be disclosed to third parties. Therefore I am seeking for tips, but the resolution is on me.	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^2: inconsistent variable interpolation in here document
by richard.sharpe (Sexton) on Nov 28, 2019 at 23:16 UTC

COUNTER_STATE_VAR is constant defined this way:

use constant {

  # ...

  COUNTER_STATE_VAR       =>      "%counter",

  # ...

};
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Unfortunately, I am unable to reproduce with shorter example. I tried, but the output is consistent, when I am "snippetting" it out of its authentic context. I also cannot provide whole code base, because it contains a lot of information, which cannot be disclosed to third parties. Therefore I am seeking for tips, but the resolution is on me.

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[d/l]