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I think you're forgetting that my produces a lexical variable that isn't attached to a package namespace. Since you're creating them inside a string eval, they go out of scope as soon as it ends, leaving you with the same variables you had when you entered that string eval (that is, none). For a quick strict-compliant fix, change all of your mys to ours—alternatively, use vars qw($fee $fi $fo @fum); and dropping the my entirely would have a similar effect. If God had meant us to fly, he would *never* have given us the railroads. --Michael Flanders In reply to Re: eval not behaving like I expected... why?
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