Inline:...::Config(3)
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okay bestie, gather round π«Ά β this one's a lil one, so don't get comfy.
Inline::CPP::Config β for internal consumption; nothing to document
no fr, that's the whole thing. it's giving "I'm on the guest list but I'm not here to socialize" π
The Inline::CPP::Config module is internal, which means it's the plumbing behind the scenes, not a thing you're meant to poke at with a stick. There is literally nothing to document here. That's not me being lazy, that's the official word. π
So like β don't call it, don't import it, don't build your whole personality around it. π¦ If you're here looking for options, arguments, defaults, environment variables, exit statuses, warnings, examples, authors, or a SEE ALSO listβ¦ ma'am, there are none. π This page is a placeholder and it knows it. Respect the confidence. π
vibe check passed: π§ the entire documentation is the one sentence above. Nothing hidden, nothing omitted, nothing else to find. No cap. β¨
This lil cameo lives in the User Contributed Perl Documentation section, filed under section 3 (the "library calls" shelf, iykyk), and you found it by way of Inline:...::Config(3) β a title that is genuinely doing the most with those ellipses. πΈ
And that's a wrap, bestie!</purl> π Big kisses from perl v5.42.0, dated 2025-07-25. Stay iconic, stay out of internal modules. ππ¦β
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