Its a bit of a problem getting this to run on itself (thanks for the reminder on why I didn't do this). Much of the set up work happens at BEGIN time (everything in import()) which then sets up a later CHECK block which produces the text and prints it to the previously tied STDOUT which just redirects the text back into the original file. The thing is - you really are evalling the same code twice in that case and perl isn't terribly nice to deal with in that case. It worked on the scripts I tried it on, I am interested in other failure modes since that's actually a fault of the underlying B::Deobfuscate and I'd want to fix it to cover the patch.

I did however, change the 'use vars()' to some our() declared variables. Hmm... and how to fix that one...

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