Re: Wrong dereference => Out of memory

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Well, I can’t answer your question, sorry :-(.

But I can confirm that, whatever was going on in version 5.8.8 (which I don’t have), was fixed by version 5.10.1:

 0:39 >perl -e " my $a = [ { test => { val => 1 } }, { test => { val =
+> 2 } } ]; print $a->{test}->{val}, qq[\n] "
Not a HASH reference at -e line 1.

 0:39 >
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Hope that is of some help,

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Re^2: Wrong dereference => Out of memory by pokki (Monk) on Oct 29, 2012 at 15:11 UTC
It looks like pseudo-hashes to me? My best guess is that `$a->{test}` out-of-memories because there are two `test` fields, which is not supposed to happen in pseudo-hashes because... uh... everybody's super extra careful all the time, right? Anyway, they were promptly deprecated and then removed by 5.10.0, so that would be why you get a normal error message and the OP doesn't. EDIT: an Anonymous Monk explains the same thing with many more details a couple posts down.	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re^2: Wrong dereference => Out of memory
by pokki (Monk) on Oct 29, 2012 at 15:11 UTC

It looks like pseudo-hashes to me?

My best guess is that $a->{test} out-of-memories because there are two test fields, which is not supposed to happen in pseudo-hashes because... uh... everybody's super extra careful all the time, right?

Anyway, they were promptly deprecated and then removed by 5.10.0, so that would be why you get a normal error message and the OP doesn't.

EDIT: an Anonymous Monk explains the same thing with many more details a couple posts down.

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