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returns
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into a formatter
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metaclass explicitly on
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constraint, if none is set explicitly
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attribute metaclass, so that it actually works, hopefully
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class is being generated (so stuff at BEGIN time, like sub foo {})... i want to be applying the formatted role during the command keyword
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just inherit from ghost directly
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adding players is allowed, and make add_player return whether or not the player was added
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perl's eval
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numbers)
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method
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default everything to this
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(command foo => sub { ... }, pass_args => 0;)
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