Very cool!
Ok, well you think that might have helped to state in the first place, especially when posting to a beginners list?
Sorry I didn't mean to offend anyone, I felt it was irrelevant to the question. (IE - How do I vacuum my car instead of How would I vacuum a blue car?)
I simply was trying to figure out the best way to undef/close/other wise destroy each ref in a list of refs depending on the type of reference. I figured the way I was doing it didn't matter because either way all I want to do is:
undef ${$_} if ref($_) eq 'SCALAR';
I can do the above for SCALAR, ARRAY, HASH
but the question is what do I do if it's one of these:
IO, GLOB, or CODE1) Are there any other ref() type's I am missing?
2) If the reference is to an open file handle (\*FH):
a) it will ref() as a GLOB correct (or IO)?
b) Will it be closed if I handle it like any other GLOB or do I need to somehow check if its an open filehandle and close it?
I could live without it but itd be a handy cleanup function and now I'm really interested in figuring it out if for nothing else but learning experience...
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