> If someone pays me to, sure.

I'll send you a postcard! :)

> Anyway, I'm probably boring everybody now.

not me! :)

Also because a week ago I started using exactly these closed_over features of PadWalker and this worries me a little.

what does "when the coderef is hit at run-time" exactly mean?

Lets say

a) I use B::Deparse to deparse and reeval the body of a named sub in a phase before runtime (e.g. CHECK)

b) the function has "normal" closed-over variables, i.e. not depending on run-time variables like from a for-loop.

Do I risk that PadWalker gets it wrong if I transfer the closed-over vars from old to new sub?

Cheers Rolf

( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)

In reply to Re^4: Silencing specific warnings when executing coderef? by LanX
in thread Silencing specific warnings when executing coderef? by LanX

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