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  functions. However, with the latest changes to Gaim's perl API, a much
  larger part of Gaim is now open. In time, even such things as Gtk+
  preference panes for perl scripts will be possible.
 @endsection

 @section Writing your first perl script
  Enough of that. You want to know how to write a perl script, right?

  First off, we're going to assume here that you are familiar with perl. Perl
  scripts in Gaim are just normal perl scripts, which happen to use Gaim's
  loadable perl module.

    my $account = $gc->get_account();

    Gaim::debug_info("my perl plugin",
                     "Account " . $account->get_username() . " signed on.\n");
}
 
sub plugin_load {
    my $plugin = shift;
    my $data = "";

    Gaim::signal_connect(Gaim::Connections::handle, "signed-on",

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  functions. However, with the latest changes to Gaim's perl API, a much
  larger part of Gaim is now open. In time, even such things as Gtk+
  preference panes for perl scripts will be possible.
 @endsection

 @section first-script Writing your first perl script
  Enough of that. You want to know how to write a perl script, right?

  First off, we're going to assume here that you are familiar with perl. Perl
  scripts in Gaim are just normal perl scripts, which happen to use Gaim's
  loadable perl module.

    my $account = $gc->get_account();

    Gaim::debug_info("my perl plugin",
                     "Account " . $account->get_username() . " signed on.\n");
}

sub plugin_load {
    my $plugin = shift;
    my $data = "";

    Gaim::signal_connect(Gaim::Connections::handle, "signed-on",