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<node id="854812" title="Re^4: Testing if Perl Code is Valid - but don't execute!" created="2010-08-12 22:27:40" updated="2010-08-12 22:27:40">
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No, I would argue that you have to finish parsing the file.  Which puts it at a 50% success rate.  Unless you have knowledge ahead of time of all possible environments that could succeed or fail in the remaining code.
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