hi experts, I use v5.8.8 built for i386-freebsd-64int for perl and perl5db.pl version 1.28 for perl debugger. I am trying to push values of hash %pdi like following. Script bumped out with "Bizarre copy of HASH in leave" only when working with perl debugger. 

@{%{$pp->{FEATURES}{$rtag}}}{keys %$pdi} = (values %$pdi);

  DB<4> x %$pdi
0  'CONFIG'
1  HASH(0x1126a154)
   'SET' => ARRAY(0x10ef7f64)
      0  'command 0'
      1  'command 1'
2  'ROLE'
3  HASH(0x10ef7598)
   'pe' => ''
  DB<5>

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is it something no-copyable in perl? works in perl but not in perl debugger.. any help is very much appreciated.. -thanks, Vij

In reply to Bizarre copy of HASH in leave by vijesh

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