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        satisfy the version requirements for someone who requires "Foo::Bar
        => 0". In a sense, depending on version 0 means that alternates are
        OK.

    "use" the Alt
        You should add this line to your alternate modules:

            use Alt::IO::All::MSTROUT;

        That way the Alt:: module gets loaded any time you "use IO::All"
        (with the alternate version installed). This gives debugging clues
        since the Alt:: module is now in %INC.

    Other Concerns
        If you have em, I(ngy) would like to know them. Discuss on
        #toolchain on irc.perl.org for now.

WHENCE ALT?
    The Alt- concept was thought up by Ingy as he tried to figure out how to
    revamp the somewhat popular IO::All and YAML.pm modules. Alternates can
    now be released and alpha/beta tested, while the originals remain

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      Foo::Bar => 0 >>. In a sense, depending on version 0 means that
      alternates are OK.

=item C<use> the Alt

You should add this line to your alternate modules:

    use Alt::IO::All::MSTROUT;

That way the Alt:: module gets loaded any time you C<use IO::All> (with the
alternate version installed). This gives debugging clues since the Alt::
module is now in C<%INC>.

=item Other Concerns

If you have em, I(ngy) would like to know them. Discuss on #toolchain on
irc.perl.org for now.

=back

=head1 WHENCE ALT?