e5436806279898d02178dc0dc81e9e281affe20bpjrmif (true || '\'); then exec perl -CI "$0" "$@"; fi # ') {}
e5436806279898d02178dc0dc81e9e281affe20bpjrm# The above uses the fact that backslash isn't special in single quotes in
e5436806279898d02178dc0dc81e9e281affe20bpjrm# shell script, whereas in perl it escapes the following single quote.
e5436806279898d02178dc0dc81e9e281affe20bpjrm# The problem it tries to solve is that we want perl to be run with -CI flag
e5436806279898d02178dc0dc81e9e281affe20bpjrm# (to have stdin interpreted as utf-8), so we would use `#! /usr/bin/perl -CI',
e5436806279898d02178dc0dc81e9e281affe20bpjrm# except that if we do that then perl 5.10 complains about it being too late