Hi Mario,

The pipeline_eval sub is awesome. Exactly what I was thinking about.

There is a document that shows that ' can be used in place of :: for package separators. 

perldoc perlmod 
http://perltricks.com/article/obscure-perl-trick--single-quote-separat
+ors/

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Here's a test for correctness of the MCE'*:

Can MCE'* clone itself into MCE'MCE'* ?
Or in a similar way MCE'MCE'MCE'*

Sorry if I was rude last night. I was blitz'ed

Packages are just GLOBS right, so it should be possible to share everything, from the __PACKAGE__ quite easily.

This is the English version and has the famous last words:

Coming up with the some code in a few hours to show MCE'* is Genius.

Cheers,
James PS. Here is a small diff that moves use strict; use warnings; to the start of the file. 

2,4d1
< use strict;
< use warnings;
< use v5.20;    # oh yeah
7d3
< 
22c18,20
< 
---
> use strict;
> use warnings;
> use v5.20;    # oh yeah

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In reply to Re^6: Why won't this Deadlock? by Jambo Hamon
in thread Why won't this Deadlock? by Jambo Hamon

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