Makes sense. So what is cleared up in the interpreter after each request? Looking at the slides, there is a "command table" and a "variable table". Looking at Wojciech's post, it seems any procedures created/packages loaded in the current interpreter stay there, is that correct? And what about variables, are they preserved as well or cleared out? Is there ane special consideration for any namespace variables? (ie: $::foo::bar)
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