hello, i'm trying to do 

$foo->baz('abe'=>&linc,
map {"$_" => sub {return '<H1>'.$_.'</H1>'}; } '1'..'5'

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but it s not working. I check my logs and apparently $_ is undefined.

How'd that happen?

I fixed it by saying 

            map { $a = $b = $_;
                  $a => sub {'<H1>'.${b}.'</H1>'} } 1..5,

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which kinda worked but not really ($b didn't change). finally after i've said my($a,$b) it all worked out as planned.

I remember this being a scope issue (it's documented), but that doesn't explain what happened to $_?

Can somebody confirm/deny/shed some light on this?
(i'm running Win32 ActivePerl v5.6.1 build 631)

In reply to funky $_ with map {} by Anonymous Monk

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