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Like jettero says, your version is very portable, and should be safe for what you are using it for. It is essentially what LexWrap does, minus some additional features and error checking.

On the other hand, LexWrap is a pure perl module, so there's really no issue with just including it with your script if you're looking for a clean wrapping module to use.

In reply to Re^3: Hijacking a method by lostjimmy
in thread Hijacking a method by Transient

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