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libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-61-
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md:62:If you pass a `$ref`, an `@array` or a `%hash` to corresponding functions
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-63-`::Scalar()`, `::Array()` and `::Hash()`, then those functions recurse over
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libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-185-
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md:186:    Creates a nonmodifiable scalar, `$var`, and assigns a value of `$value` to
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-187-    it. Thereafter, its value may not be changed. Any attempt to modify the value
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libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-192-
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md:193:    If `$value` is a reference to a scalar, array, or hash, then this function
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-194-    will mark the scalar, array, or hash it points to as being Readonly as well,
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libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-196-    Readonly. Usually, this is what you want. However, if you want only the
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md:197:    `$value` marked as Readonly, use `Scalar1`.
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-198-
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libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-262-    Note that you can create implicit undefined variables with this function like
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md:263:    so `Readonly my $var;` while a verbose undefined value must be passed to the
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-264-    standard `Scalar`, `Array`, and `Hash` functions.
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libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-293-
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md:294:The new variable (`$scalar_clone`) is a mutable clone of the original
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md:295:`$scalar`.
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-296-
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libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-390-be installed.
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md:391:- Stop testing the `$Readonly::XSokay` variable!
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-392-
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libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-397-5.6.x and under. Please do not force it as a requirement in new code and do
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md:398:not use the package variable `$Readonly::XSokay` in code/tests. For more, see
libreadonly-perl-2.050/README.md-399-["Internals" in the section on Readonly's new internals](https://metacpan.org/pod/the section on Readonly's new internals#Internals).