Bloxsom is tiny tiny cool little single script that runs in several modes with embedded html, offers many plugins, etc. The send-info-to-screen isn't in one clear place. But more to the point, I'm not sure how to (despite the mason docs on on this very topic) how to change a cgi into something that gets itself wrapped by the mason autohandling autoload and dhandler processes....

If I had a trivial hello world perl cgi script like 

print html_header;
print "hellow world";

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how would I get the core to be mason wrapped? 
use HTML::Mason;
my $interp = HTML::Mason::Interp->new ();
?????

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Here, if hello.cgi were static (hello.html), mason would see the ending, and wrap the page....

but how to do this wrapping by hand?

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