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Strongly disagree with IO::Handle and
warnings. Strictures are important, warnings are not (note that I almost always enable them).Would like
no indirect, but I doubt it’ll happen.Not opposed to C3, but indifferent.
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What's wrong with
IO::Handle? 5.6 could have supported calling methods on lexical filehandles without loadingIO::Handleexplicitly without violating the Principle of Least Surprise. (I could argue that having an object you can't actually call methods on violates PoLS.)