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in thread Why did @$ variable bite me in the ass?

In the debugger, removing module-type names (ending with '::'): 
  DB<1> x \%main::
0  HASH(0x93a1708)
   "\cA" => *main::
   "\cD" => *main::
   "\cE" => *main::
   "\cENCODING" => *main::NCODING
   "\cF" => *main::
   "\cH" => *main::
   "\cL" => *main::
   "\cO" => *main::
   "\cP" => *main::
   "\cR" => *main::
   "\cRE_TRIE_MAXBUF" => *main::E_TRIE_MAXBUF
   "\cS" => *main::
   "\cTAINT" => *main::AINT
   "\cUNICODE" => *main::NICODE
   "\cV" => *main::
   "\cW" => *main::
   "\cWARNING_BITS" => *main::ARNING_BITS
   "\cX" => *main::
   '!' => *main::!
   '"' => *main::"
   '$' => *main::$
   '%' => *main::%
   ',' => *main::,
   '-' => *main::-
   '.' => *main::.
   '/' => *main::/
   0 => *main::0
   1 => *main::1
   2 => *main::2
   3 => *main::3
   4 => *main::4
   ':' => *main:::
   '<' => *main::<
   '=' => *main::=
   '?' => *main::?
   '@' => *main::@
   'ARGV' => *main::ARGV
   'BEGIN' => *main::BEGIN
   'DynaLoader::' => *main::DynaLoader::
   'ENV' => *main::ENV
   'INC' => *main::INC
   'SIG' => *main::SIG
   'STDERR' => *main::STDERR
   'STDIN' => *main::STDIN
   'STDOUT' => *main::STDOUT
   '\\' => *main::\
   ']' => *main::]
   '^' => *main::^
   '_' => *main::_
   '_<' => undef
   'dumpValue' => *main::dumpValue
   'dumpvar' => *main::dumpvar
   'stderr' => *main::stderr
   'stdin' => *main::stdin
   'stdout' => *main::stdout
   '|' => *main::|
   '~' => *main::~

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So there's quite a lot of interesting stuff in there.

-QM
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Quantum Mechanics: The dreams stuff is made of

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Re^5: Why did @$ variable bite me in the ass?
by LanX (Saint) on Feb 27, 2015 at 17:13 UTC
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      Watt no $5 .. $9 ? :)

      Yes, I noticed that too. ;)

      -QM
      --
      Quantum Mechanics: The dreams stuff is made of

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      use strict;
use warnings;

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

print "@5\n";

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        Ehm ... does this demonstrate any diff between @1 and @5 ?

        The results are the same for me.

        Cheers Rolf
        (addicted to the Perl Programming Language and ☆☆☆☆ :)

        PS: Je suis Charlie!

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