in reply to Re^2: Why did @$ variable bite me in the ass?
in thread Why did @$ variable bite me in the ass?

> make a list of all of the variable names that don't trigger strict messages?

Isn't it pretty obvious?

Parse perlvar or English and all missing sigils per listed symbol don't bother strict.

Eg symbol _ => %_ is ignored, cause $_,@_ exist.

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And to be sure try string eval with strict and catch (the missing) error.

update

Hmm parsing %main:: might do already ... Can't check while mobile. (update: Nope! :)

Cheers Rolf
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Re^4: Why did @$ variable bite me in the ass?
by QM (Parson) on Feb 27, 2015 at 17:02 UTC
    In the debugger, removing module-type names (ending with '::'):
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    So there's quite a lot of interesting stuff in there.

    -QM
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        Watt no $5 .. $9 ? :)

        Yes, I noticed that too. ;)

        -QM
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        use strict;
use warnings;

$5[$_] = 1 for 0..5;

print "@5\n";

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