NAME

       Acme::DWIM - Perl's confusing operators made easy

SYNOPSIS

               use Acme::DWIM;

               my ($x) = +("Hullo " x 3 . "world" & "~" x 30) =~ /(.*)/;
               $x =~ tr/tnv/uow/;
               print $x;

DESCRIPTION

       The first time you run a program under "use Acme::DWIM", the module replaces all the
       unsightly operators et al. from your source file with the new DWIM operator: "..."
       (pronounced "yadda yadda yadda").

       The code continues to work exactly as it did before, but now it looks like this:

       use Acme::DWIM;

               my ($x) ... ...("Hullo " ... 3 ... "world" ... "~" ... 30) ... /(...)/;
               $x ... tr/tnv/uow/;
               print $x;

       ...head1 DIAGNOSTICS

       ...over 4

       ...item C...<Can't enDWIM '%s'>

       Acme::DWIM could not access the source file to modify it.

       "Can't DWIM '%s'"...
           Acme...DWIM could not access the source file to execute it...

       ...head1 AUTHOR

       Damian Conway (as if you couldn...t guess)

       ...head1 COPYRIGHT

          Copyright (c) 2001... Damian Conway... All Rights Reserved...
        This module is free software... It may be used... redistributed
       and/or modified under the terms of the Perl Artistic License
            (see http...//www...perl...com/perl/misc/Artistic...html)

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