Can anyone out there possibly whip together the regex required to read the blow code (from $code) and add the hash elements passed to new to the hash ref $info? (Note: $code was generated by opening the actual file which holds the code.)

And of course - new can be called in many different ways: 

my $fun = new CX::Lique(
    name    => 'Test Addon',
    'author'=> 'nutshell',
    email   => 'x@x.com',
    descrip => 'That',
    version => '1.1',
    build => 2
);

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And a second example:
my $q = CX::Lique->new(
    name    => 'Test',
    'author'=> 'yeehaw',
    'email' => 'yeehaw@yahoo.com',
    descrip => 'Fun',
    version => '1.11',
    build   => 2
);

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So basically once the regex is done reading/processing $code - $info will look something like (if it processed the first example I showed above):

$info = { 
    'name' => 'Test Addon',
    'author'=> 'nutshell',
    'email' => 'x@x.com',
    'descrip' => 'That',
    'version' => '1.1',
    'build' => 2
}

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Good luck and thanks in advance! --nutshell

In reply to Processing (from a variable) the 'new' methods hash and storing it to a hash ref by nutshell

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