On Thu, Jan 19, 2006 at 05:10:08PM -0500, John E. Malmberg wrote: > Execute access with out read access allows a program to be run, but no > copies to be made or displayed. This can not currently be done with > Perl scripts on OpenVMS. Doing so would require some changes in Perl > and require that Perl be installed as a trusted image with READALL > privilege to use to get around the file permissions blocking the script > from being read. An interesting concept, perl scripts that can be run, > but not viewed, copied, or debugged. I am not sure that there would be > much demand for that feature.
Sounds like something that B::Deparse could still retrieve. Nicholas Clark
