The Solution

Hmmm, perlver? 

$ perlver funk


   ------------------------------------
 | file | explicit | syntax  | external |
 | ------------------------------------ |
 | funk | ~        | v5.10.0 | n/a      |
 | ------------------------------------ |
 | Minimum explicit version : ~                             |
 | Minimum syntax version   : v5.10.0                       |
 | Minimum version of perl  : v5.10.0                       |
   ------------------------------------


$ cat funk
$funk //= @ARGV;

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so enhance perlver to be more verbose/explicit?

In reply to Re: RFC: Syntax::Construct (perlver / Perl::MinimumVersion ) by Anonymous Monk
in thread RFC: Syntax::Construct by choroba

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