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I've never written a source filter, but Acme::Lingua::Pirate::Perl looks a lot simpler than the Perligata. You could probably use that as a starting point.

I can see how this would be a good thing for new students to start programming with. But, like all training wheels, this aid will need to be removed at some point.

Buena suerte!

TGI says moo

In reply to Re: Writting Perl reserved words in Spanish or other foreign languages by TGI
in thread Writting Perl reserved words in Spanish or other foreign languages by bquistorff

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