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# This is the place to list packages that are not in PerlFakePackages.pm. |
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# In particular, these are packages for which the manufactured module |
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# made on the fly by Swing.pm is enough. If you need something special |
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# The same ideas apply, namely: |
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# Note that package names are not prefaced by Java::Swing. This |
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