Results after hacking up Bulk88's righteous work into my deeper needs!

Mucho Thanks for the kick in the git go.

int 
MyLib::strToInt(...)
PREINIT:
    SV* passfailSV;
    bool passfail;
CODE:
    if(items == 2) {
        SV* passfailSV = ST(1);
        RETVAL = THIS->strToInt(&passfail);
        SvSetMagicSV(passfailSV, passfail ? &PL_sv_yes : &PL_sv_no);
    } else if(items == 1) {
        RETVAL = THIS->strToInt();
    } else
        croak("Usage: MyLib->strToInt(...)");
OUTPUT:
    RETVAL

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In reply to Re: xs modifying passed value by Festus Hagen
in thread xs modifying passed value by Festus Hagen

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