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"Actually I'm working a lot within emacs and sepia,"... ah, can I take this opportunity to shill for a discussion group I'm trying to get going about emacs/perl issues?

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(I've actually got some basic questions about sepia I'd like to get answered one of these days...)

In reply to Re^3: [perldebugger] calling perldoc from within the debugger by doom
in thread [perldebugger] calling perldoc from within the debugger by LanX

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