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This seems to work. The localised copy is shared into the compartments namespace.

#!/usr/bin/perl

use Safe;
use IO::File;

my $compartment = Safe->new;

my $safe = sub {
             local  @SHAREDARGS = @_;
             $compartment->share('@SHAREDARGS');
             my $code = 'print "Got: ", join (", ", @SHAREDARGS),"\n" 
+';
             $compartment->reval($code) || die "die $@"
           };

print $safe->(42, 47, 11 , "xyz");
__END__
Got: 42, 47, 11, xyz
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In reply to Re^3: How to use Safe to compile anonymous subs by Perlbotics
in thread How to use Safe to compile anonymous subs by lstein

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