Re: Passing user data to request callback

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> I think the $magic stuff is not needed.

That'd be good, cause it's not really nice.

> Perl 5.001 implements closures which should be able to handle this
> better.  You should be able to say:

>     my $magic;
>     $rc = request(..., sub { ...; something($magic)... }, ...);

Ehr... I'm not familiar with the term 'closure', can you elaborate?
Are lexically scoped variables visible to subroutines defined in that
scope?

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