> Nonetheless, DOC INIT { system "rm -rf ." } (or etc.) would be unfortunate.Gotcha. Perhaps something like perl6 -DOC is needed to execute DOC blocks in the file passed on the command line and files it use's, whereas perl6 -doc only processes DOC blocks in the Setting or its use'd files, and merely parses but does not execute DOC blocks in the file passed on the command line and files it use's. -- love, raiph
