FWIW ... where 'nothing' may be a valid value.

A SOPW today (26 Nov 14, US EST) included a use info; which made me curious ...and which seems to lead to an ID on paco

perldoc info
NAME
    perlinfo - a command-line frontend to HTML::Perlinfo


#        [irrelevant details -- for the purposes of this post -- edite
+d out]

EXAMPLES
       perlinfo -i

       'Saved file perlinfo.html'

       perlinfo -i /home/paco/www/perl-info.html

       'Saved file /home/paco/www/perl-info.html'

COPYRIGHT
    Copyright (c) 2009 by Mike Accardo

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In reply to Re^2: The First Ten Perl Monks by ww
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