On Sat, Oct 25, 2008 at 7:32 AM, André Warnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And they do "remember" some things between consecutive runs of scripts
> or modules. That is usually undesirable, because it can give nasty
> errors : a variable that you declare with "my $var" and that you expect
> to be "undef", might not be, if a previous run of the same script or
> module (in the same Apache child) has left something in it.
Nit pick: a "my" variable is lexically scoped and will not retain its
value between requests unless your code is written in a way that makes
a closure around it, e.g.
my $foo = 7;
sub bar {
print $foo;
}
- Perrin
