Today I decided to start over. I would like to address the points you made on the previous code:

Hmm, im not up for responding completely yet, so you can expect a /msg that this reply has been updated. However, there is one point id like to address:

The code is correct as written. ...

defined $self->[ARRAY][$index] ? $self->[ARRAY][$index] : undef;

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Except that its misleading as hell. It is _exactly_ equivelent to 

$self->[ARRAY][$index]

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Except that it makes a reader wonder what magic specialness is going on, and is marginally slower. If nothing special is happening then it should be changed to the latter IMO


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demerphq

<Elian> And I do take a kind of perverse pleasure in having an OO assembly language...

In reply to Re: Re: Re: RFC - inplace upgrade for Tie::SortHash by demerphq
in thread RFC - inplace upgrade for Tie::SortHash by Limbic~Region

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