hai monks, Perl is a free, open source programming language

Yes it is. Indeed other than davido's suggestion, you may modify the perl sources, which are freely available. I recommend you do so only if you have a very in-depth knowledge of {P,p}erl, but if you do, then you'll get a perl executable incompatible with the rest of the world, and such will be your code too. All in all I bet that if you had that kind of expertise, then you wouldn't ask this question - and everything in this thread suggests me that in fact you do not have it. So I feel forced to join davido and ask you: why on earth do you want to do so?

PS: of course if you modify the sources, then you may submit a patch to perl; of course it will be accepted only if

In reply to Re: design the open function by blazar
in thread design the open function by singam

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