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     what is happening?
     what is the problem?

    Acme::What is lexically scoped, so you can define different handling for
    it in different parts of your code. You can even use:

     no Acme::What;

    to disable Acme::What for a scope. (The `what` keyword is still parsed
    within the scope, but when the line is executed, it throws a catchable
    error.)

WHY?
    It's in the Acme namespace. There is no why.

HOW?
    Acme::What uses Devel::Declare to work its magic.

WHITHER?
    Devel::Declare, Acme::UseStrict.

lib/Acme/What.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

 
 what is happening?
 what is the problem?

Acme::What is lexically scoped, so you can define different handling for
it in different parts of your code. You can even use:

 no Acme::What;

to disable Acme::What for a scope. (The C<what> keyword is still parsed
within the scope, but when the line is executed, it throws a catchable
error.)

=head1 WHY?

It's in the Acme namespace. There is no why.

=head1 HOW?

Acme::What uses L<Devel::Declare> to work its magic.

t/01basic.t  view on Meta::CPAN

	what 2; 0;
	what 3;
}

{
	use Acme::What 'passit';
	sub passit { ok @_ }
	
	my $i_am_going_to_give_you = what 4
	
	throws_ok {
		no Acme::What;
		what now?
		} qr{Acme::What};
}