Heterogeneous recombination of Perl packages.

Given two (or more, I'm a liberal guy) packages, Sex.pm will recombine
their symbols at random recombining them into the new module thus
providing a cross-section of its functions and global variables.
It will also push the parent classes onto the child's @ISA array.

So you could do:

package Net::SFTP;
use Sex qw(Net::FTP Net::SSLeay);

And get a secure FTP client!

The recombination occurs in such a way to ensure that the child will
contain -all- the symbols of both parents. Should two (or more)
parents wish to bestow the same symbol on its child one will be chosen
at random.

For example:

package DejaNews;
use Sex qw(LWP::Simple Net::NNTP);

LWP::Simple and Net::NNTP both have a head() function and thus they
try to give head() to their child. Sex.pm will suck the head() off
either LWP::Simple or Net::NNTP and stick it to DejaNews. Afterwards,
DejaNews can procede to finally use its head().

Here's another timely example for Sex in the 21st century:

package URI::Bot9000;
use Sex qw(URI LWP::RobotUA protected);

Because of the dire consequences of having sex with URI, one should
make sure you're well protected.

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