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- Added support for
%s(...)
and %S(...)
to specifiy literal Perl …
…module "symbols". Example: require "File::Spec"; say %s(File::Spec).catfile("a","b"); # prints: "a/b" require "File::Spec::Functions"; say %S(File::Spec::Functions).catfile("a", "b"); # =//= Notes: %s(...) is used to specify object-oriented Perl modules. %S(...) is used to specify functional Perl modules. More notes: %s(...) is equivalent with "...".to_caller %S(...) is equivalent with "...".to_fcaller
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