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    `io ( )'
        Returns the underlying print handle object.

    `AUTOLOAD'
        Initially, CGI::PrintWrapper has no methods (except as mentioned
        above). As the caller invokes CGI methods, `AUTOLOAD' creates
        anonymous subroutines to perform the actual CGI method call
        indirection and print the results with the print handle object. It
        also updates the symbol table for CGI::PrintWrapper so that future
        calls can bypass `AUTOLOAD'. This makes a CGI::PrintWrapper object
        transparently a CGI object, usable as a drop-in replacement.

SEE ALSO
    the CGI manpage, the IO::Scalar manpage, the HTML::Stream manpage, the
    print entry in the perlfunc manpage

    CGI is the canonical package for working with fill-out forms on the web.
    It is particularly useful for generating HTML for such forms.

    IO::Scalar is a handy package for treating a string as an object
    supporting IO handle semantics.

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Returns the underlying print handle object.

=item C<AUTOLOAD>

Initially, B<CGI::PrintWrapper> has no methods (except as mentioned
above).  As the caller invokes B<CGI> methods, C<AUTOLOAD> creates
anonymous subroutines to perform the actual B<CGI> method call
indirection and print the results with the print handle object.  It
also updates the symbol table for B<CGI::PrintWrapper> so that future
calls can bypass C<AUTOLOAD>.  This makes a B<CGI::PrintWrapper>
object transparently a B<CGI> object, usable as a drop-in replacement.

=back

=head1 SEE ALSO

L<CGI>, L<IO::Scalar>, L<HTML::Stream>, L<perlfunc/print>

B<CGI> is the canonical package for working with fill-out forms on the
web.  It is particularly useful for generating HTML for such forms.