I think the problem is that your named sub is only compiled once when the surrounding sub is compiled (or there abouts).

What you want is a sub that's compiled each time throught he loop (so it uses the lexicals from this run instead of the first run. 

sub test {
   my $global_lexical_sorta = 0;
   my $other = 0;
   my $local_sub = sub { $global_lexical_sorta ++ };

   sub named { $other ++ }

   $local_sub->() for 1 .. 10;
   &named for 1 .. 10;

   print "$global_lexical_sorta $other\n";
}

&test; &test;

# you get 10 10 -- $gls and $o are each incremented to 10
# and 10 0 -- the second $gls is incremented to 10, but ...
# the first $o is incremented to 20 while the second $o is not increme
+nted!

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You also seem to be crushing some of your locals... You have my ($rq_nam, $rq_vr, $rq_op);, but also re-my them where you set them equal to @_. That could easily be the actual problem. Not sure.

-Paul

In reply to Re: Perl scoping not logical...? by jettero
in thread Perl scoping not logical...? by perl-diddler

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