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Of course it does! (Score:1)

by sky (1411)

Compared to some stuff on CPAN, this seems extremely nice!

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- Re:Of course it does! (Score:1)
  
  by WebDragon (1204) on 2003.08.08 21:15 (#22923) Homepage Journal
  
  Thanks! I honestly hadn't expected that. It was just a quick hack I threw together at some point after reading Damian Conway's Object Oriented Perl book, when I had a desire to see how quickly a certain test suite I'd written was running on a regular basis. I refined it slowly over time into its present form, and I do appreciate your approval :)
  
  There's a few other 'usefuls' on my website if you're curious: WebDragon.net [webdragon.net]
  
  As always any constructive feedback to help me keep improving things, is greatly appreciated!
  
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