* Perl6 RFC Librarian ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [27 Sep 2000 18:36]: [....]
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> When this pragma is loaded, it should replace the print coderef with a
> function that will print out all headers in the @HEADERS queue, print
> out the desired output, and restore the print coderef.
It should also ensure that the filehandle it is printing to is STDOUT,
not something else. Otherwise if we fork to print stuff to, say,
SENDMAIL, then things will go screwy.
Was something to go happen about that headers() function or Headers
module, or did you decide we'll go for the latter and just write and
distribute it on CPAN?
What format does @HEADERS entries take? Are they straight "xxx: yyy" or
would it be better to have a function neatly join things so people don't
felch up their syntax quite so easily?
Is order important for @HEADERS? Would it be better to have %HEADERS
instead that does such auto-formatting?
cheers,
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