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Re^6: Introspecting the current Perl file via DATA, even w/o DATA? (perl5db.pl)by LanX (Saint) |
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> Is that good enough for you? yes, I knew I can count on your collaboration! ;) > Now, the thing is, you have to set $^P before the file (test.pm in this case) is even opened. I think one could trick that², the question is rather about other penalties included. ... let's have a look into perlvar#$^P ...
OK this doesn't look to expensive ... benchmark needed. (too busy now ;-)
Cheers Rolf
footnotes²) for instance IIRC it's possible to configure global setting for your perl interpreter.
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