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Frank Do you know where your variables are?  Comment on   I
really like this idea. I'd also like to see a -g option for non-
globbing platforms that would would glob @ARGV for those of use
who use systems that do not do this by default. Actually, as
I've recently discovered, it would be useful on systems who's
shells do glob by default. It would be a way of alleviating the
"list too long" problem.  I have a module called that does this
for me currently using -Mg, and I like the idea enough that if
you or someone make a module that does this I'll be adding it to
my system as  A compromise solution to putting this is the core
might be to have the command line options processing in the perl
executable attempt a "use X" where X is any unknown command line
option it encounters. If the "use r;" (or g etc) failed, it
would then report the "unknown option" in the normal way. Then
we could use commands like  perl -grple ' next unless /..../'
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