Sounds like a need for the ol' obfuscated perl.
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> I am coding a module that will be shared across several other groups
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That is perfect! I only wish I could see the looks on their faces! Now if
I could only get it to install off of cpan... keeps saying it can't find
it!
>Here's a hilarious answer: ACME::Bleach
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>They will wonder where the co
That is perfect! I only wish I could see the looks on their faces! Now if
I could only get it to install off of cpan... keeps saying it can't find
it!
>Here's a hilarious answer: ACME::Bleach
>
>They will wonder where the code went!
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>Good luck,
>
>Christopher
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Here's a hilarious answer: ACME::Bleach
They will wonder where the code went!
Good luck,
Christopher
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Subject: encrypt a module?
I am coding a module t
You want to use a source filter. The source filter is a Perl module that
filters the module before it is run, so it could be used to show/hide
debugging info, or in your case decrypt it. The Perl Journal had a good
article on it a while ago, check it out and then see what pre-built filters
are a
