there are a few other ways of setting constants i've included. in fact, i *NEVER* use constant, i don't like the syntax. i don't think => looks like assignment (i know, use constant makes it pretty obvious what it is, but i still use sub foo(){} anyway.)

see what this gives you...

sub bar { 1 };
sub baz() { 1 };
*zip = sub{ 1 };
*zap = sub(){ 1 };

foreach ( qw/ FOO One::FOO Two::FOO bar baz zip zap / ) {
    if ( Two::is_constant( $_ ) ) {
        print "$_ Yes\n"; #$_ so i know which one i'm checking
    } else {
        print "$_ No\n";
    }
}

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samtregar, i'm glad you got this code working. it stuck in my head yesterday when i saw it mentioned, but i was too involved in the release of star wars to do anything about it.

~Particle *accelerates*

In reply to Re: (Segfault) Re: is_constant() - a routine that detects constant subs by particle
in thread is_constant() - a routine that detects constant subs by samtregar

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