I suppose it is depend on context.
&func
call is madeI have this code where I got unexpected eval
call at line 1004:
sub save_context {
@DB::context = ( \@_, (caller 2)[8..10], $@, $_ ); # line 1004
print_state "\nTRAPPED IN ", "\n\n" if _ddd;
DB::state( 'inDB', 1 );
}
And this stacktrace:
DB /x/local/lib/perl5/Devel/DebugHooks.pm 1419 DB::orig_frames
DB /x/local/lib/perl5/Devel/DebugHooks.pm 1460 DB::push_frame
DB /x/local/lib/perl5/Devel/DebugHooks.pm 1004 DB::__ANON__[/x/local/lib/perl5/Devel/DebugHooks.pm:1460]
DB /x/local/lib/perl5/Devel/DebugHooks.pm 1004 (eval)
DB /x/local/lib/perl5/Devel/DebugHooks.pm 1251 DB::save_context
DB /x/local/lib/perl5/Devel/DebugHooks.pm 1288 DB::DB_my 1
MyApp::Controller::User /x/lib/MyApp/Controller/User.pm 41 DB::DB 1
Mojolicious /x/local/lib/perl5/Mojolicious.pm 133 MyApp::Controller::User::list
Mojolicious::Plugins /x/local/lib/perl5/Mojolicious/Plugins.pm 15 Mojolicious::__ANON__[/x/local/lib/perl5/Mojolicious.pm:133]
...
From my log file I can see that DBIx::Class::DESTROY
sub is called:
DB::sub DB::state: l:1 d:0 s:5 t:0 /x/local/lib/perl5/Devel/DebugHooks.pm:1004 --> DBIx::Class::DESTROY
Why object destruction is postponed? I suppose that is related to @_
in some way
Any suggestions appreciated about that what may trigger object destruction here
In a &func
call without an argument list, not only are the elements of @_
reused, the whole @_
is reused.
sub main {
print "main: @_ is ", \@_, "\n";
func(@_); # Values from @_ are copied into new @_. @_ after call: 1 2 3
&func; # Origin @_ is passed down. So @_ after call: 2 3
}
sub func {
print "func: @_ is ", \@_, "\n";
shift @_; # Here @_ is modified. Pay attention what values @_ left after call
}
main(1,2,3); # @_ will be initialized by: 1 2 3
Typical output:
main: @_ is ARRAY(0xfc5958)
@_ initial: 1 2 3
func: @_ is ARRAY(0xfc5a00)
@_ after func(): 1 2 3
func: @_ is ARRAY(0xfc5958)
@_ after &func: 2 3
Going from main
into the &func
call, @_
is not localized, copied, or changed in any way. Altering @_
inside func
from a &func
call affects @_
in the caller, but altering it from a func()
call does not.
I have found why DESTROY
is called while assigning:
@DB::context
items are destroyedARRAYREF
to subroutine arguments LIST
Because of those links arguments are not destroyed when they should normally. Example:
{ #1
my $handle = DBI->connect(...); #2
some_sub_call( 'arg', $handle, 1, 2, ... ); #3
} #4
another_call( a => 1 ); #5
$handle
should be destroyed at the end of scope@_
is stored at @DB::context
$handle
is not destroyed because it still referred@DB::context
are freed. So $handle
destrucion is postponed until thisSo @_
is not guilty. Thank you @mob for your explanation
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