?b ä, 2003-11-05 11:07, Edward Peschko ?g?D?G
> my @file = (1,2,3,4);
> pp('-o', 'file.exe', sub { print STDERR Data::Dumper([EMAIL PROTECTED]); })
> ie: where pp uses the surrounding context as well as the libraries, files, etc. in
> order to create an executable. (running file.exe should print '1,2,3,4')
> Is this possible? I looked through the docs briefly, and it didn't seem to be..
> If it isn't, anyone got a good workaround?
An interesting thought. I think it is possible to assign key=>val as
--info pairs to "pp", and have them accessible as $PAR::Info{$key}, but
full-fledged closures is probably more trouble than its worth.
An obvious workaround is to generate an extra "config" file and pack it
along, then use PAR::read_file() to access it.
Also, I'm curious: What's the actual use-case for you to warrant such a
feature?
Thanks,
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