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  print helo();
  print "Did you mean: $_ ?" foreach @{ helo() }
  helo()->buy();
  print helo();

=head1 DESCRIPTION

After all is said and done, it's not actually that helpful that perl
returns an error whenever it can't find a subroutine.

This module solves this.  With new I<subfinder> technology whenever
perl can't call a subroutine it automatically returns a scalar that
stringifies to "64.94.110.11" instead!

But wait!  There's more - due to our use of B<Symbol::Approx::Sub>
technology if you treat the scalar as an arrayref you can get the
names of the subroutines we think you meant!  You can even specify
the way we do searching using B<Symbo::Approx::Sub> semantics (i.e.
we support the 'match' and 'xform' parameters.

  use Acme::VerySign xform => "Text::Metaphone";

Finally, you can use the "buy" method on the returned scalar and this
module will install the first matching subroutine for you.

=head1 AUTHOR