Re: Include variables from external perl script

On Oct 30, 1:51 pm, nobul...@xxxxxxxxx (Nobul...@xxxxxxxxx) wrote:
On Oct 30, 2:50 pm, mri...@xxxxxxxxx (Paul Lalli) wrote:

If there is no strict, 'our' is a no-op.

Not entirely true. The scope of a variable declared with our is
different from one that's not needed to be declared because use strict
is not in use.

This is nonsensical. our does not "declare" a variable. It simply
allows you to use the non-fully qualified name for the duration of the
scope of 'our', regardless of use strict.

Please post a short example of what you're trying to claim.

Paul Lalli

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