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epic4-help-2.0+20050315/6_Functions/perlxcall-80-       local @return if wantarray;   # @return is global otherwise.
epic4-help-2.0+20050315/6_Functions/perlxcall:81:       for (@_) {push @return,`$_`}  # Execute all arguments.
epic4-help-2.0+20050315/6_Functions/perlxcall-82-       return wantarray ? @return : shift @return ;
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epic4-help-2.0+20050315/6_Functions/exec-38-
epic4-help-2.0+20050315/6_Functions/exec:39:   $exec() might be a better alternative to $perl() and $tcl() for people
epic4-help-2.0+20050315/6_Functions/exec-40-   who wish to distribute their scripts and need a certain level of
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epic4-help-2.0+20050315/6_Functions/exec-109-   #
epic4-help-2.0+20050315/6_Functions/exec:110:   fe ($exec(perl -lpe "BEGIN{$|=1};{tr/a-zA-Z/A-Za-z/}")) in out err {
epic4-help-2.0+20050315/6_Functions/exec-111-	@ ::transcase.in = in
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epic4-help-2.0+20050315/7_Docs/Perl-58-
epic4-help-2.0+20050315/7_Docs/Perl:59:EPIC::eval('on hook * @perlcall(sub $*)')  Sets up a callback from a hook.
epic4-help-2.0+20050315/7_Docs/Perl:60:EPIC::eval('alias foo @perlcall(sub $*)')  Defines an alias with a callback.
epic4-help-2.0+20050315/7_Docs/Perl:61:EPIC::eval('echo $foo')                    Echoes the epic variable $foo.
epic4-help-2.0+20050315/7_Docs/Perl-62-EPIC::cmd ('echo $foo')                    Echoes the text "$foo".