perl - <<'__EOP__'
   use HTML::TreeBuilder;
   print($HTML::TreeBuilder::VERSION, "\n");
   print($INC{'HTML/TreeBuilder.pm'}, "\n");
   my $tree = HTML::TreeBuilder->new;
   print($tree, "\n");
   $tree->parse_file('file.html');
   print($tree, "\n");
   print('new_from_content: ',
      $::{'HTML::'}{'TreeBuilder::'}{'new_from_content'}?'yes':'no',
      "\n");
   print('stunt:            ',
      $::{'HTML::'}{'TreeBuilder::'}{'stunt'           }?'yes':'no',
      "\n");
   print('disembowel:       ',
      $::{'HTML::'}{'TreeBuilder::'}{'disembowel'      }?'yes':'no',
      "\n");
__EOP__

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HTML-Tree-3.11 looks like:

3.11
r:/Utils/perl/site/lib/HTML/TreeBuilder.pm
HTML::TreeBuilder=HASH(0x1abf008)
HTML::TreeBuilder=HASH(0x1abf008)
new_from_content: yes
stunt:            yes
disembowel:       no

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Disembowel doesn't exist in this version.

HTML-Tree-3.18 should look like:

3.13
r:/Utils/perl/site/lib/HTML/TreeBuilder.pm
HTML::TreeBuilder=HASH(0x1abf008)
HTML::TreeBuilder=HASH(0x1abf008)
new_from_content: yes
stunt:            yes
disembowel:       yes

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In reply to Re^3: Can't locate auto/HTML/TreeBuilder/disembowel.al by ikegami
in thread Can't locate auto/HTML/TreeBuilder/disembowel.al by pingo

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