Reading ${^UNICODE} results in output referring to variable named $
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This might be fixed in 0.009. I note that the correct behavior is to ignore this variable entirely, as with all other Perl interpreter globals. This module should only care about lexical variables. |
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The discussion in houseabsolute#18 suggested that this problem was corrected in version 0.009. However, I could not find any pertinent code added between tags 0.008 and 0.009. This patch is offered to demonstrate that "caret variables" are handled properly by Test-Vars, i.e., ignored. For: GH houseabsolute#18
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The discussion in houseabsolute#18 suggested that this problem was corrected in version 0.009. However, I could not find any pertinent code added between tags 0.008 and 0.009. This patch is offered to demonstrate that "caret variables" are handled properly by Test-Vars, i.e., ignored. For: GH houseabsolute#18
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${^UNICODE}(and probably others?) is outputted in test failures as# $ is used once in &blah. Instead, a readable variable name should be given. Is it possible to give the file and line number of the first sighting of the offending var as well?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: