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On 5 Apr 2004, at 20:19, Nicholas Clark wrote: > You could use the message itself as the hash key. It won't use any more > RAM (in fact it will use slightly less, because you don't need to > store it > as a value in the hash) and I think it will be about as efficient. Doh - I forgot keys could be multiline. Thanks. I've made that change, but in order to save that last bit of memory on the anonymous hash and a key I'd need to change the implementation of Siesta::Send::*->send so that they can accept either an object that you can call ->as_string on, or a plain scalar. I'm slightly reluctant to write code that changes behaviour like that, especially as it may be a little premature. -- Richard Clamp <richardc@xxxxxxxxx.xxx>There's stuff above here
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