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As of encoding::source v0.2, it still has side effect of propagating $^ENCODING from compile-time to run-time.
This may be serious if byte strings which contain 8th bit are incorporated as literals (i.e. quotes) after "use encoding::source". Perl feeds them trough "$^ENCODING->cat_decode".
Solution is to change:
else {
$LATIN1->$method(@_);
}
to something else. Options include returning un"decode"d data in cat_decode for out-of-scope case OR
adding some "DESTROY()-itself" object as $^H{__PACKAGE__} value.
This bug report corresponds to my other message concerning encoding::warnings which has similar issue: http://www.cpanforum.com/posts/7304
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