Re^6: RFC: SecureString - Obfuscated / masked strings exept when you need them (interpolation)

Hm. You know, it can in fact do that (overloading both '""' and '.' does what one would want). The new object would need to store the left and right concatenated objects (potentially creating deep trees), but that can also solve the problem where a string is constructed then used twice. Nice!

Good Day,
Dean

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Re^7: RFC: SecureString - Obfuscated / masked strings exept when you need them (interpolation) by tye (Sage) on Jul 20, 2011 at 18:45 UTC
potentially creating deep trees I think just a flat list of values, at least one of which is a Text::Hidden object, would be sufficient. :) - tye	[reply]


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