> or some such, unless the purpose of the local(*foo) could be determined
> by unscrupulous means. Similarly, glob aliases *foo = *bar would
> need special treatment.
By far most of my use of typeglobs is making aliases, and then mostly
for code:
*color = \&colour;
So naturally I hope this will require even less keystrokes in Perl 6 :-)
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