my $the_road=Road->new(-begin => $door);
my $roading=threads->create(sub{$the_road->go(-on=>1,-dir=>'down')});
(localtime==$now && ($the_road->gone)>($far)
 && ($the_road->heading) eq 'ahead') && do {
 if (I->can('follow')) {
  I->follow(-pursue=>$the_road,
            -with=>(I->{feet}->set_opt(-eager=>1)),
            ) until (do{
      my @slw=grep {$_->width > $the_road->width} @ways;
      $done=0;
      for $slw (@slw) {
        $the_road->meet($slw) &&
         (grep {$_->meet($slw)} @paths,@errands)>=$many &&
        do {$done=1;last}}
      $done
   });
   TODO: {
     local $TODO = "I cannot say";
   }
  }};

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In reply to Re: The Road Goes Ever On by dakkar
in thread The Road Goes Ever On by fredopalus

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