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Subject: Re: Perl's CGI.pm in the source tree
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On Thu, 18 Jan 2001, William Denton wrote:

> reply, and the situation hasn't changed.  Are there any plans to upgrade
> the version of Perl's CGI.pm in the source tree?  

  FAQ:  the CGI.pm that is in the tree is the one that comes with the
version of Perl that is in the tree.  It is not going to be separately
maintained.  When the bug fixed perl 5.6 is available (right now?), and
imported into the tree, whatever CGI.pm (if any) is included with it will
be in the tree.

Tom
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