My first thought are:

  • Please define what you mean when you 'soft code' a variable. Please give an absolutely clear definition. Define this in general terms and then define again in the specific context of Perl. Two definitions required.

    • Secondly:

  • Define sandbox program. What is this?


    • If necessary use a footnote section at the bottom of your question.

    I don't know the answer to your question. However I have a feeling that your problem might relate to multithreading and associated problems. If I am at all right in this 'feeling' (i.e. I don't know): Then you might need to tell us what processor chip your using.

    In reply to Re: Strange behaviour when regex variable is modified during match? by betmatt
    in thread Strange behaviour when regex variable is modified during match? by rsFalse

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