comment on

That's why I love perlbrew:

perlbrew list
   perl-5.30.0                               
   perl-5.28.2                               
   perl-5.28.1                               
   perl-5.24.1
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You can try this version:

#!/usr/bin/env perl

format =
.
BEGIN { use SelfLoader;
    open *q, v60 , $0; s(.*)((<q>)[-1])e;
    open DATA, '<', \s( \S+ (?{ \&{$&} }) )(
      sub $& {  \@_ =
        ( $& => \@_ ) and !wantarray ?
    formline<<"\@_" :  \@_, write && ()
\@_,
\@_
})rgx }

Just another Perl hacker,
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Without 5.26.0 related feature

In reply to Re^2: Just another JAPH by k-mx
in thread Just another JAPH by k-mx

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