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Or can I "safely" eval it
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Re^2: How to do a "perl -c(w)" check instead of an "eval $string" on a code string
by Your Mother (Archbishop) on Jan 20, 2009 at 01:01 UTC

    Yeppers. I was thinking about use but I tend to forget about BEGIN; and INIT and CHECK for that matter. And I discover this minute that there is a UNITCHECK at all... Time to do some (re)reading.

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