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I like davido's suggestion of a %^C hash with the command line parameters that are used to invoke perl. This allows the programmer to use the value of F (or anything else defined on the commandline) for a join IF he/she knows that it is safe to do so - i.e. if it is not a pattern but a simple string, see duff's post in this thread.

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In reply to Re^2: Does Perl 5 (or 6?) need another built-in variable for the -F switch? by Hofmator
in thread Does Perl 5 (or 6?) need another built-in variable for the -F switch? by japhy

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