On Aug 15, Fred. Oger said:
>$a=5;
>%zzz = { v => \$a};
WARNING! WARNING! At least, that's what you would have heard if you had
turned warnings on in your program. You've used curly braces {...} here,
which creates a hash reference. You don't want a hash reference. You
wanted to use parentheses (...).
%zzz = ( v => \$a );
And your problems are solved.
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