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merlyn has been approached to verify there is nothing preventing someone from translating the code in the Llama to Perl6, which apparently there is not.

Careful. That makes it sound like I gave permission, as if I had the authority to do so. I believe all I said was "I see no reason that there should be a problem, but you need to contact O'Reilly, because they own the book. I don't."

Please don't misinterpret what I said, or spread false conclusions based on that.

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In reply to Re^2: Basic Perl5 to basic Perl6? by merlyn
in thread Basic Perl5 to basic Perl6? by ghenry

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