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libscalar-does-perl-0.203/Makefile.PL-3-
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/Makefile.PL:4:my $EUMM = eval( $ExtUtils::MakeMaker::VERSION );
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/Makefile.PL-5-
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libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-15-    It has long been noted that Perl would benefit from a `does()` built-in. A
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README:16:    check that `ref($thing) eq 'ARRAY'` doesn't allow you to accept an object
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-17-    that uses overloading to provide an array-like interface.
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libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-19-  Functions
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README:20:    `does($scalar, $role)`
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-21-        Checks if a scalar is capable of performing the given role. The
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libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-107-        Otherwise, if the scalar being tested is blessed, then
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README:108:        `$scalar->DOES($role)` is called, and `does` returns true if the
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-109-        method call returned true.
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libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-111-        If the scalar being tested looks like a Perl class name, then
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README:112:        `$scalar->DOES($role)` is also called, and the string "0E0" is
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-113-        returned for success, which evaluates to 0 in a numeric context but
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libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-115-
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README:116:    `does($role)`
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-117-        Called with a single argument, tests $_. Yes, this works with lexical
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libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-128-
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README:129:    `overloads($scalar, $role)`
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-130-        A function `overloads` (which just checks overloading) is also
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libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-132-
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README:133:    `overloads($role)`
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-134-        Called with a single argument, tests $_. Yes, this works with lexical
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libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-140-
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README:141:    `blessed($scalar)`, `reftype($scalar)`, `looks_like_number($scalar)`
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-142-        For convenience, this module can also re-export these functions from
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-143-        Scalar::Util. `looks_like_number` is generally more useful than
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README:144:        `does($scalar, q[0+])`.
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-145-
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README:146:    `make_role $name, where { BLOCK }`
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/README-147-        Returns an anonymous role object which can be used as a parameter to
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libscalar-does-perl-0.203/t/iod-02filehandles.t-41-if ($pid == 0) {
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/t/iod-02filehandles.t:42:	system("mknod", $FIFO, "p") == 0 or die "$0: mknod failed";
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/t/iod-02filehandles.t-43-	open my $fh, ">", $FIFO;
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libscalar-does-perl-0.203/lib/Scalar/Does.pm-201-	{
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/lib/Scalar/Does.pm:202:		return +{ where => $_[0] };
libscalar-does-perl-0.203/lib/Scalar/Does.pm-203-	}