[Mastering-perl] Data Persistence, Further Reading, Modules as Programs

Florian Merges fmerges at cpan.org
Sat Dec 23 07:21:55 EST 2006


Hi,

Chapter: Data Persistance
====================

Section: Flat file
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the easiest way to save and reuse data is to write is to dump it to a file.

====> is to write / is to dump

, it can see lexical variables that are in scope, ====> . (dot)


Section: Similar modules
-------------------------------------

in the Perl community and is already used in some module distrubution
maintenance in the Meta.yml file produced by ...

====> I think there should be somewhere a q[,] or 'for example'... sound
strange this phrase


Section: Storable
-------------------------

For that, Storable provides the same function names with with a prepended
"n".

====> with

In the example '...' should be replaced with some text.


Section: Freezing Data
----------------------------------

Should be noted that it can be used to clone objects.


Section: Further Reading
------------------------------------

Could be interesting: Berkeley DB, SQLite, etc...


Chapter: Further Reading
==================

Section: Perl Books
-----------------------------

Writing Perl Modules for CPAN, by Sam Tregar

Sam gives takes you through the entire process... ====> takes


Section: Non perl books
-----------------------------------

The Practice of Programming ====> by Brian W. Kernighan & Rob Pike

Programming Language Pragmatics


Chapter: Modules as Programs
=======================

modulinos ==> ambs? hehe ;-)

Section: Backing up
------------------------------

(JAPH) program, but get more complicated later. ====> it gets?


Section: Who's calling?
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, and so until I've made my my way back to main. If I'm... ====> my



Regards,

Florian
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