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    $fh->autochomp(0);          # not OK, must use tied handle

Enabling C<autochomp> with this function on a regular file handle
will tie the file handle into this package using the current
value of C<$/> as the handle's record separator. If you are
just looking for autochomp functionality and don't care about
applying regular expressions to determine line endings, this
function provides an (inefficient) way to do that to
arbitrary file handles.

The default attribute value is false.

=head2 binmode FILEHANDLE, LAYER

Overrides Perl's builtin L<binmode|perlfunc/"binmode"> function. 
If the I<pseudo-layer> C<:irs(...)> is specified, then apply the 
given regular expression as the dynamic input record separator for 
the given filehandle.
Any other layers specified are passed to Perl's builtin C<binmode>
function.