[Israel.pm] print() from within module

[Ran Eilam]

And some more options, besides buffering and the program not even getting there:

* your code is not running from a shell, but from a web server or
something, so STDOUT is not immediately obvious

* CORE::print() can't be replaced, but someone could do (often done
because of Test::Builder and TAP):

perl -MIO::Scalar -e 'tie *STDOUT, "IO::Scalar", \$x; print "nothing printed" '

* or somebody could be doing something really devious, e.g.

perl -MTerm::ANSIColor -e 'print colored ["black on_black"], "unseen" '

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  Ran