I read the "my() troubles" post with interest( I would link it here, but I'm not sure how to do that), because something occured to me. Would/Could one use bless in that circumstance?

In other words, to make the variable available outside of the enclosed block, could you "bless $var, $subname" ?

I am just now studying up on things like bless (reading the Tie section of Prog. Perl, 3rd Ed.) and would love for someone to explain how (or how not) to use bless in this case.

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In reply to Bless to use my'd $var outside of block? by tame1

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