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September 29, 2004—The September issue of The Perl Journal is now available. Here's what's inside:

September 2004 PDF
Objective Perl: Objective-C-Style Syntax
And Runtime for Perl
Kyle Dawkins

Scoping: Letting Perl
Do the Work for You
David Oswald

Secure Your Code With Taint Checking
Andy Lester

Detaching Attachments
brian d foy

Unicode in Perl
Simon Cozens

PLUS
Letter from the Editor
Perl News
Source Code Appendix

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