%map and $value go out of scope, but are not freed, since initialize closes over %map which references $value. But since the implicit file scope was exited and initialize does not close over $value, in the call to initialize, $value is no longer bound to initialize's %map's ${$map{value}} and so is "not available". Correct?

Inserting a $value if 0; into sub initialize to make it close over $value and correcting the 'ex'/'example' inconsistency makes it work (both on 5.8.x and 5.10).

In reply to Re^2: File-scoped lexicals and eval scope? by ysth
in thread File-scoped lexicals and eval scope? by Cambo

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