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# This is the place to list packages that are not in PerlRealPackages.pm. |
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# Real packages actually have a .pm file on the disk. If you don't |
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# need anything special, you can probably use PerlFakeLocalPackages.pm, |
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# Note that package names are not prefaced by Java::Swing. This |
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# javax.swing.Phil and java.awt.Phil, in the list below call one |
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our @local_packages = qw( |
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