#---------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------
# _scan
#
# Set up / load given module
#
#  IN: 1 module to scan (AAA::BBB)
#      2 optional: flag to load everything now

sub _scan {
    my $module=  shift;
    my $loadnow= defined( $_[0] ) ? shift : $now;

    # make sure we won't clobber sensitive system vars
    local $_= \my $foo; # make sure $_ is localized properly
    local( $!, $@ );

    # open the file to read
214-> my $file= _filename( $module ) 
      or die "Could not find file for '$module'";
    open( VERSION, "<$file" ) # use VERSION as glob to save memory
      or die "Could not open file '$file' for '$module': $!";
    binmode VERSION # needed for Windows systems, apparently
      or die "Could not set binmode on '$file': $!";

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