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File::ShareDir with PAR support
 File::ShareDir::PAR provides the same functionality as File::ShareDir
 but tries hard to be compatible with PAR packaged applications.
 .
 The problem is, that the concept of having a distribution or module
 specific share directory becomes a little hazy when you're loading
 everything from a single file. PAR uses an @INC hook to intercept any
 attempt to load a module. File::ShareDir uses the directory structure
 that is typically found in the directories that are listed in @INC for
 storing the shared data. In a PAR enviroment, this is not necessarily
 possible.
 .
 When you call one of the functions that this module provides, it will
 take care to search in any of the currently loaded .par files before
 scanning @INC. This is the same order of preference you get for loading
 modules when PAR is in effect. If the path or file you are asking for
 is found in one of the loaded .par files, that containing .par file is
 extracted and the path returned will point to the extracted copy on disk.
 .
 Depending on how you're using PAR, the files that are extracted this
 way are either cleaned up after program termination or cached for
 further executions. Either way, you're safe if you use the shared data
 as read-only data. If you write to it, your changes may be lost after
 the program ends.
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Changes: libfile-sharedir-par-perl (0.03-1) unstable; urgency=low
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  * Initial Release. Closes: #505763 -- ITP


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