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 pod  | 
 time  | 
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 package Acme::use::strict::with::pride;  | 
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3
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1
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1
  
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31266
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 use 5.006;  | 
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1
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6
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1
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45
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4
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1
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1
  
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6
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 use strict;  | 
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1
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2
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1
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29
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5
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1
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1
  
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7
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 use warnings;  | 
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1
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2
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1
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923
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6
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7
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 our $VERSION = '0.04';  | 
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 our $script;  | 
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 sub import {  | 
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   # OK. This is a big hack. I'm going to ignore any arguments.  | 
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13
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   unshift @INC, sub {  | 
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5
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5
  
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90256
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     my ($self, $file) = @_;  | 
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5
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12
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     foreach my $dir (@INC) {  | 
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46
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100
  
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95
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       next if ref $dir;  | 
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41
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72
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       my $full = "$dir/$file";  | 
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18
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41
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100
  
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1137
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       if (open my $fh, "<", $full) {  | 
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 	# Dave made us do this too:  | 
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4
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 	my @lines = ("use strict; use warnings;\n", "#line 1 \"$full\"\n");  | 
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 	# You didn't see this:  | 
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 	return ($fh, sub {  | 
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 	  # We really ought to (a) document or rescind this feature  | 
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 	  # (b) if we document it, change the implementation to use filter  | 
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 	  # simple  | 
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 	  # (c) if so, check whether it falls foul of the subtle trap of  | 
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 	  # caller-filter leaves some data in the buffer, and filter gets to see  | 
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 	  # it in $_ for a second time.  | 
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350
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2138
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 	  if (@lines) {  | 
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350
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800
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 	    push @lines, $_;  | 
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350
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646
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 	    $_ = shift @lines;  | 
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350
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73971
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 	    return length $_;  | 
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0
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     }  | 
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375
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     return;  | 
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   }  | 
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