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Well, at least perl should know which command line parameters where used when it was invoked :) and as the proposed hash %^C was supposed to be populated by perl itself, this should work out fine. This hash should then, IMO, include the command line parameters set via PERL5OPT.

Mind you, I have no idea how difficult it would be to patch that into perl, I just said I liked the idea.

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In reply to Re^4: 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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