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I've been using Devel::REPL for a while now. Like all good modules
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sartak's Comments
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| Re:Hiveminder from the command line | ||||||
| attached to Journal Discussion: omnifocus versus hiveminder: round one | ||||||
| Re:PPI handles the two cases you want | ||||||
| Re:PPI handles the two cases you want | ||||||
| Re:"Only"? | ||||||
| attached to Journal Discussion: Devel::REPL: now with PPI! | ||||||
| Carp::REPL | ||||||
| attached to Journal Discussion: Yet another Perl REPL | ||||||
| Re:Very cool | ||||||
| attached to Journal Discussion: CPAN dependencies and test results checker | ||||||
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sartak's Recently Accepted Submissions
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| Devel::REPL: now with PPI! | 2007.09.21 21:20 | |||
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