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sub extensions { return 'pcb' } |
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=head1 NAME |
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Image::TextMode::Format::PCBoard - read and write PCBoard files |
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A PCBoard file is very much like an ANSI file. It uses C<@> as the "escape |
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Creates a PCBoard instance. |
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Copyright 2008-2014 by Brian Cassidy |
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