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Thanks to all who replied.

I should've reminded myself (again!): "CPAN has everything, CPAN has *everything*" :-)

After just a couple of minutes browsing CPAN, I ended up using Filter::EOF.

And btw, apparently sub wrapping (including pre- and post-hooks) seem to be in a lot of people's scratch lists, evident via the existence of several CPAN modules to do this. In my specific case, I want to do some custom logging, parameter checking, as well as remoting with my subs.

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