Hello, again.
You wrote:
[...]
Hey, why take our word for it... try it. :-)
[...]
Good idea, but how about to use scoping rules:
while ( [some condition] ) {
{
{
my @array = (1,2,3,4,5,6);
... some code ...
} # local scope (inner level)
# the array have been cleaned up properly here
my @array = ();
... array manipulation instructions ...
}# local scope (outer level)
# the array have been cleaned up properly here
}# while
Thanks.
, AZtpa
Previous discussion :
Hi, everybody.
I'm wondering if I use next instructions:
while ( [some condition] ) {
my @array = (1,2,3,4,5,6);
... some code ...
@array = ();
}
then I hope Perl environment must be care about sufficient usage memory
zone, occupied by array allocation during first declaration (e.g. my
@array
= (1,2,3,4,5,6);). Does it clean up all elements of array properly while
proccessing statement '@array = ()' ?
Thanks
, AZtpa
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