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I can see your point and it definitely makes sense in many cases to do as you suggest, but in this case less than 5% of the total code is platform specific and the only BEGIN and Registry sections of the whole program are the ones I quoted above so IMHO separating this out is more hassle than gain.

BTW, this is code for a personal hobby project, not a program written as part of a job.
(yes I write Perl code for fun, not for a living ;) )
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Re^3: how do I use Win32::TieRegistry in a multi-platform program?
by Anonymous Monk on Mar 02, 2018 at 02:33 UTC