in reply to Inside-out classes structure

Same difference. You've just added ONE MORE hash to HOLD all the OTHER hashes. You've got a hash of hash references now.
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Re^2: Inside-out classes structure
by sh1tn (Priest) on Oct 02, 2005 at 03:11 UTC 
    $data->{object_addr} = {
    K1 => V1,
    K2 => V2,
    K3 => V3,
};

is not the same as:

<c>
$K1{object_addr} = V1;
$K2{object_addr} = V2;
$K3{object_addr} = V3;

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      You are correct: strict can better protect you if you use the separate hashes.

      Be well,
      rir

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