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Util::Task::Simple - A completely uncoalescable, stupid implementation of Util::Task that just runs a closure. |
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=head1 SYNOPSIS |
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my $task = Util::Task::Simple->new(\&some_sub); |
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This Task implementation is about as stupid as they get, just running a given bit of code with no special magic. |
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It should only be used for quick prototyping, and any uses of it should be replaced with a more sensible |
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L subclass before long. |
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