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Nice (Score:2)

by barbie (2653)

Will have to have a look at whether CPAN::YACSmoke can be made pluggable for either CPAN or CPANPLUS now :) Although it's going to have to wait until after YAPC::Europe. I don't think I can juggle that well ;)
OT: Tee? (Score:1)

by Aristotle (5147)

Any reason IO::Tee [cpan.org] didn’t do it for you? Or why it should be a top-level namespace?
- Re: (Score:1)
  
  by dagolden (6584)
  There were a few reasons why not IO::Tee:
  
  I needed portable command-line teeing of non-perl programs (e.g. make) with STDOUT and STDERR redirection -- IO::Tee only tees Perl handles within Perl programs.
  
  For the ptee program, I could have used IO::Tee, but that would have been overkill for the purpose and would have added a dependency.
  
  Plus IO::Tee would have meant extra tie overhead when I didn't need any of that.
  As for the namespace, I think we've moved past the point where people are finding t