I read the Symbol Table section of the docs in perlmod before posting, but I don't see how anyone would know after reading that section that my variables are not included in the symbol table.
I think it's a good point; I've read the linked passage again, and I also can't see how one would find out from that that only package variables are in stashes. The closest I can come in a few seconds' search is Symbolic references. In this case, I'd say that the way you know is that you ask a question like yours and someone tells you. :-)
I got the term "dynamic variables" from the introductory paragraph higher up on the page
Interesting! Well, I guess that there's a documentation patch waiting to be submitted.

In reply to Re^5: type glob by JadeNB
in thread type glob by 7stud

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