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Re^3: eq evaluates a variable as equal to two different strings

by landru27 (Initiate)
on Jan 30, 2015 at 22:20 UTC ( [id://1115152]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re^2: eq evaluates a variable as equal to two different strings
in thread eq evaluates a variable as equal to two different strings

Well, a quick read on how to interpret Devel::Peek info suggests that the output here explains why I was confused : the original value is not what it seemed it was, despite a variety of debug output to the contrary.

I also (think) I see why the unpack() + pack() pair of calls have the 'magical' effect that they are having.

The main thing for me is that this is no longer a mystery. I can see clearly how to work with the data, and why it is necessary. And, I learned something new.

Thanks again for the "finger pointing at the Moon".

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