Text::Tabs does tab replacing, but that module uses a global variable $tabstop (which is a style I really hate, to me, any package shows this kind of style will not be considered)

It might be too much to expect it to be OO, but at least $tabstop should be a parameter to expand, instead of being a global.

The other thing is that you obviously chopped too much useful stuffs away:
  1. Exception handling has to be there. I don't expect my program to show any compilation warnings/errors or run time warnings/errors. That's simply not my style.

    If there is an exception, my code should catch it and handle it, not Perl.

  2. File handling. Result would be stored in file regardless. I do not expect anyone to pipe them from command line. Those outputs might be stored as document.

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