That was also my first thought, but that:
- destroys the object if it isn't referenced elsewhere, or
- does absolutely nothing if it is still referenced elsewhere.
Basically, as it turns out, all that does is take the variable $self that previously contained a reference to a blessed object, and gives it a new value, a reference to a newly created anonymous hash. So unless $self was the only reference to the object(which it isn't in my specific case) absolutely nothing happens :-)
edit: formatting
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Yes, of course, you're absolutely right. So I'm afraid your somewhat unelegant solution is the best we can get.
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To obtain the requested effect you'd use rev_1318's solution below, i.e. assigning to %$self and not to $self. Typo?
Flavio (perl -e 'print(scalar(reverse("\nti.xittelop\@oivalf")))')
Don't fool yourself.
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