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I'll fourth it and agree that it is bloody evil. For those too lazy to check, heres a quick sample from the top:

package CGI::Builder ;
$VERSION = 1.2 ;

; use strict
; use 5.006_001
; use Carp
; $Carp::Internal{+__PACKAGE__}++
; $Carp::Internal{'CGI::Builder::_'}++
; use CGI::Builder::Const qw| :all |
; use IO::Util

; sub capture
   { my ($s, $h, @args) = @_
   ; IO::Util::capture{ $s->$h(@args) }
   }
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In reply to Re: Re: CGI::Application vs CGI::Builder by BUU
in thread CGI::Application vs CGI::Builder by gryphon

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