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See primary documentation in context for method SPEC.

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method SPEC(IO::Path:D: --> IO::Spec)

Returns the IO::Spec object that was (implicitly) specified at object creation time.

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my $io = IO::Path.new("/bin/bash");
say $io.SPEC;                            # OUTPUT: «(Unix)␤»
say $io.SPEC.dir-sep;                    # OUTPUT: «/␤»

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