>
>> $ perl -e "no mod_perl 2.0"
>>
>> "mod_perl version 2.0 too high--this is version 1.2501 at -e line 1.
>> BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at -e line 1."
>>
>> was all I had in mind...
>
>ok, that's cool.
>you threw me off with this:
>
>> # but I want still want ->
>> no 6.0;
>
>which i assumed meant, the code with run with 6.0, but tell Perl to use
>5.x.x syntax when compiling whatever is in that lexical scope.
maybe the arrow was a bad example, but the point was to be able to say "this
program wasn't designed for perl 6.0", similar to the mod_perl example.
although implementing what you just described would be pretty nifty :)
--Geoff
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