Yes, thank you. That was a silly typo. Fixed now.

Why is that line even there at all? The meaning of that line is "This is guaranteed to not work in versions prior to 5.008". Why doesn't it work in those older versions? It certainly compiles fine (once that line is removed).

So it appears that the purpose of that line may simply be to guarantee that the module won't work for versions prior to 5.008 ( do you dislike old Perl versions? :). You should at least comment the line so people know why you know your module is incompatible with pre-5.008 Perls. Or don't include such lines if you don't actually know that your module "requires 5.008".

- tye        

Hmm. To be frank, I didn't know the semantics of the line is "not guaranteed to work in previous versions". I thought it was more like "only tested with versions this and above", and since I only have Perl 5.8 (5.8.8 to be exact), it was a natural thing to do.

I have nothing against older Perl versions, but I feel responsible if I don't clearly document it that I have only tested the module with Perl 5.8, and someone runs the module with an old version where it doesn't work.

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