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useful when creating the Stow'ed variable. When you ->get a Stow variable, you get a reference if you've stowed an array or hash. So when you modify what you got, it changes the original inside Stow and you don't need to do a ->set. This wouldn't work for scalars, unless it was a scalar reference. This also means that if you modify the variable you stowed (and you stowed a reference) after you stowed it then the stow will change as well. |
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