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All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report

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  • You just can't go on like this, making us waiting for that beast....

    ;-)

    Please post it on CPAN fo we can all play with it...

    Moreover :
    • You'll got testers for free
    • You'll improve your karma
    • I'll vote for you if you ever decide to be a president.
    • Maybe I could help (Let me dream ;-)

    • Currently, I only have a modest module with no real functionality beyond what I have described. I would like to post it to the CPAN, but only after there's enough there for it to be useful. If you absolutely have to play with it (and stroke my little ego), you can download it from my site [easystreet.com]. The documentation is minimal and I wouldn't even consider this alpha quality code.

      If you want to see what it does, you'll have to read the tests. If you want to see how it does it, you're crazy :) -- though it's not

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