Thanks for all your tests! It means I'm not crazy! But that is a very strange behavior!

You mentioned "changing data via the reference", I want to do the opposite in fact, changing the data in the original variable so I can reference to it from another object. I guess the result is the same.

Anyway, I found a workaround, and it seems to do what I want, but I still have a different SCALAR address for the original and the reference. I now do this:

my $obj = Something->new( {
    # Before:
    #'debug_level' => \$self->debug_level,
    # Now:
    'debug_level' => \$self->{'debug_level'},
} );

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Do you think it would always work, or is it "random" like the previous way?

Testing never proves the absence of faults, it only shows their presence.
-- greengaroo

In reply to Re^2: Possible issue with Moose ScalarRef by greengaroo
in thread Possible issue with Moose ScalarRef by greengaroo

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