I forgot to answer that in the root node
For fun
I need/can use it for something I'm doing
(especially -O)
I hope to see it in
Perl Power Tools
someday.
I was unaware of
Schedule::Cron/Schedule::Cron and
Set::Crontab/Set::Crontab
for the first half of the development. In addition
I attempted not to use any non-standard modules.
I may consult these in the future, Set::Crontab
looks promising for crontab(1).
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+/A>)/'\$1/mg"
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