Yes. And in this code:
package Some:Module;
use vars q/test/;
## Here "Global symbol "$test" requires explicit package name".
$test = 1;
sub inHere {
our $test; # ok.
our $tset; # typos/thinkos causes errors.
my $test;
# my variable "$test" overrides variable with the same name at differe
+nt scope...
}
1;
Some::Other::Module;
sub inThis {
our $test; ## is an error.
}
If it is possible to get this behaviour, changing use vars; to work this way would probably cause backward compatibility issues, so maybe use globals qw/$var @var %var/; would make more sense.
That said, maybe something like $var : global = 1; would be more in keeping with the latest trends and prehaps more compatible with P6.
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