in reply to Re^3: Scope::Upper localize?
in thread Scope::Upper localize?

Not a while module, just one function within it.

That one function is big :) though the point remains, it is important to know what you're trying to accomplish

Not any kind of tutorial, just an example of use.

The synopsis contains one(samples/tag.pl), and more can be found in INSIDE 

    
t/20-localize-target.t     
t/21-localize-level.t     
t/22-localize-block.t     
t/23-localize-ctl.t     
t/24-localize-magic.t     
t/25-localize-multi.t     
t/26-localize-numerous.t

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Any explanation of how it does whatever it does would be a bonus, but not a requirement to answer the question. If you can't answer the question, move on. Probably someone else can.

You'll notice I didn't reply directly to you, so I was not trying to answer the question, not that it is a requirement for participation.

In any case, maybe you can answer Lotus1 question?

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Re^5: Scope::Upper localize?
by Anonymous Monk on Sep 10, 2012 at 23:35 UTC

    -- In any case, maybe you can answer Lotus1 question?

    What I might want to use the module for is irrelevant to the questions, how do you use it and how does it work.

    Anyone not knowing the asnwers to either of those questions, has no reason to join in.

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      What I might want to use the module for is irrelevant to the questions, how do you use it and how does it work.

      It is relevant to the answer.

      Consider tobyink's answer, does that help you, yes or no?

      Anyone not knowing the asnwers to either of those questions, has no reason to join in.

      Even you? If you weren't going to answer Lotus1 question , why join in?

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        -- Consider tobyink's answer,

        I am. And I'll respond to *him* when I have.

        -- Even you? If you weren't going to answer Lotus1 question , why join in?

        I haven't reponded to *him*. He was at least trying to help.

        But gumptionless me-toos like you need to be shut down. You are the most annoying part of sites like this. Unfortunately, your kind pop up everwhere.

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