hi,
i'm using aliasing from time to time.. i mean this : 
local *var = \@array;

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now my question is there any chance I can alias a var to another one out of the scope of the grammar Ex.: 
our @array = qw(1 2 3 4);

my $grammar = q{
   { our @a }
   start : rule1 rule2 ruleX
   ruleX : 'keyword' /[a-z]+/ {
       local *a = \@::{$item[2]};
       print @a
   } 
......
}

 this will print "1234".

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(in our case $item[2] is set to 'array'.)
ofcourse this work only inside the "ruleX". My question is how to alias in such a way so that the alias set in some of the rules is accessible to the whole grammar ?
After this question my next question is how can I pass a reference to the array I want to alias.. so that I can alias the array-alias to object internal data (not class global or main-globals).. i.e. 
@a --points--->  $$self{_array}

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In reply to aliasing !! and Parse::RecDescent? by bugsbunny

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