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# ABSTRACT: results of parsing an IRC logfile |
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$Parse::IRCLog::Result::VERSION = '1.106'; |
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# my %to_print = ( msg => 1, action => 1 ); |
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# See L. This module describes the result of parsing. |
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__END__ |