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So I hit this weird error.

Variable names may not contain :: at .../perl5/lib/perl5/x86_64-cygwin-threads-multi/Class/MOP/Package.pm

The code that triggers it is:

I've got a perl object which contains a hash of hashes of coderefs (methods).

The following code works to call the method:

Using the following pieces of code, I get wildly different results.

I'm using greenmail for mail integration test, and came out with below code. The intention is to create 2 fake email servers that act as sender and recipient. However when I ran the code, the test failed because the recipient doesn't receive the email. I've read some sample and faq from 'greenmail' site but can't find the explainations for this behavior. I hope someone could shed some light here.

Below is the test code:

I know what you think: It is 2017, please don't come up with this again, but I really can not find any valueable explanation for this.

Please have a look at the ActiveNotes property in this XAML-Code.

I have this TwoWay binding in my XAML, which works perfectly. It is ALWAYS updated, if the PropertyChanged event for ScaleNotes is fired and if the binding is set to TwoWay.

If I in a terminal do

The below Latex is written in one line, but it could have been over several.

The problem is # in caption commands have to be escaped, so the question is how to do this only within captions?

Or does there exist a Perl/Ruby module that can find the closing } in such a complicated case?

\caption{\small{Et elliptisk område i planen er afgrænset af en ellipse som er niveaukurven $\mathcal{K }_{0}(f)$ for andengradspolynomiet $f(x,y) = 2\cdot x^{2} + 2\cdot y^{2} + 2\cdot x\cdot y -8\cdot x -10 \cdot y + 13$. Se opgave \ref{exercEllipseLevel} og eksempel \href{./20-Keglesnit.pdf#evncount.20.1}{ 20.1} i eNote \ref{tn20}.}} \label{figEllipseLevel}