Someone else has pointed out this bug, too. I need to look at the source (the icky C source) to figure out what's wrong. It could be a bug... it probably has to do with the way I walk the pad in the module.

As far as changing the order of the parameters, I suppose I could make the module take an argument of "v=a" (variable to alias) or "a=v" (alias to variable).

As far as automagic my(), this is not a source filter, Jenda, it's merely an XS module that does some fancy footwork.

Maybe I'll look at Variable::Alias... have you? Update: ick (sorry BrentDax)... that's just a tie-based module. It won't help me solve my problem.

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