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Spis treści ebooka
- Perl in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition
- Preface
- How This Book Is Organized
- Conventions in This Book
- How to Contact Us
- Acknowledgments for the First Edition
- Acknowledgments for the Second Edition
- I. Getting Started
- 1. Introduction to Perl
- 1.1. Whats Perl Good For?
- 1.2. Perl Development
- 1.3. Which Platforms Support Perl?
- 1.4. Perl Resources
- 1.4.1. The comp.lang.perl.* Newsgroups
- 1.4.2. Frequently Asked Questions Lists (FAQs)
- 1.4.3. Mailing Lists
- 1.4.4. CPAN
- 1.4.5. www.perl.com
- 1.4.6. Perl Mongers ()
- 1.4.7. The Perl Journal
- 1.4.8. Perl Conferences
- 1.4.9. Books
- 1. Introduction to Perl
- 2. Installing Perl
- 2.1. The CPAN Architecture
- 2.2. How Is CPAN Organized?
- 2.3. Installing Perl
- 2.3.1. Installing on Unix
- 2.3.1.1. Perl examples
- 2.3.1.2. Patches
- 2.3.1. Installing on Unix
- 2.3.2. Installing on Win32
- 2.3.2.1. ActivePerl
- 2.3.2.2. Standard Perl distribution
- 2.4. Getting and Installing Modules
- 2.4.1. Locating Modules
- 2.4.2. Module Installation
- 2.4.3. Installing Modules with ActiveState Perl
- 2.4.3.1. Using MakeMaker
- 2.4.3.2. Using the Perl Package Manager
- 2.4.4. Installing Modules with the CPAN Module
- ?
- !
- a
- autobundle
- b
- clean
- d
- force
- h
- i
- install
- look
- m
- make
- o
- q
- r
- readme
- recompile
- reload
- test
- u
- 2.5. Documentation
- 2.5.1. Installing the Documentation
- 2.5.2. The Perl Manpages
- II. Language Basics
- 3. The Perl Executable
- 3.1. Command Processing
- 3.2. Command-Line Options
- 3.3. Environment Variables
- 3.4. The Perl Compiler
- 3.5. Threads
- 3. The Perl Executable
- 4. The Perl Language
- 4.1. Program Structure
- 4.2. Data Types and Variables
- 4.2.1. Numbers
- 4.2.2. String Interpolation
- 4.2.3. Here Documents
- 4.2.4. Lists
- 4.2.5. Variables
- 4.2.5.1. Arrays
- 4.2.5.2. Hashes
- 4.2.6. Scalar and List Contexts
- 4.2.7. Declarations and Scope
- 4.3. Statements
- 4.3.1. Conditionals and Loops
- 4.3.1.1. while loops
- 4.3.1.2. for loops
- 4.3.1.3. foreach loops
- 4.3.1.4. Modifiers
- 4.3.1.5. Loop control
- 4.3.1.6. goto
- 4.3.1. Conditionals and Loops
- 4.4. Special Variables
- 4.4.1. Global Special Variables
- 4.4.2. Global Special Arrays and Hashes
- 4.4.3. Global Special Filehandles
- 4.4.4. Global Special Constants
- 4.4.5. Regular Expression Special Variables
- 4.4.6. Filehandle Special Variables
- 4.5. Operators
- 4.5.1. The Arrow Operator
- 4.5.2. Unary Operators
- 4.5.3. Arithmetic Operators
- 4.5.4. Comparison Operators
- 4.5.4.1. Relational operators
- 4.5.4.2. Equality operators
- 4.5.5. Autoincrement and Autodecrement
- 4.5.6. Assignment Operators
- 4.5.7. Pattern Match Operators
- 4.5.8. File Test Operators
- 4.5.9. Logical Operators
- 4.5.10. Bitwise Operators
- 4.5.11. Miscellaneous Operators
- 4.5.11.1. Range operator
- 4.5.11.2. Conditional operator
- 4.5.11.3. Comma operator
- 4.5.11.4. String operator
- 4.6. Regular Expressions
- 4.6.1. Pattern-Matching Operators
- 4.6.2. Regular Expression Syntax
- 4.6.3. Escaped Sequences
- 4.6.4. Character Classes
- 4.6.5. Anchors
- 4.6.6. Quantifiers
- 4.6.7. Pattern Match Variables
- 4.6.8. Extended Regular Expressions
- 4.7. Subroutines
- 4.7.1. Calling Subroutines
- 4.7.2. Passing Arguments
- 4.7.3. Passing References
- 4.7.4. Private and Local Variables
- 4.7.5. Prototypes
- 4.8. References and Complex Data Structures
- 4.8.1. Creating References
- 4.8.1.1. Referencing anonymous data
- 4.8.1. Creating References
- 4.8.2. Dereferencing
- 4.8.2.1. Arrow dereferencing
- 4.9. Filehandles
- 4.9.1. Perl 5.8 and PerlIO
- 4.10. Signals
- 4.11. Unicode
- 4.12. Formats
- 4.13. Pod
- 4.13.1. Paragraph Tags
- =back
- =begin
- =cut
- =end
- =for
- =head1
- =head2
- =item
- =over
- =pod
- 4.13.1. Paragraph Tags
- 4.13.2. Interior Sequences
- 4.13.3. Pod Utilities
- perldoc
- pod2fm
- pod2html
- pod2latex
- pod2man
- pod2text
- 5. Function Reference
- 5.1. Perl Functions by Category
- abs
- abs
- accept
- accept
- alarm
- alarm
- atan2
- atan2
- bind
- bind
- binmode
- binmode
- bless
- bless
- caller
- caller
- chdir
- chdir
- chmod
- chmod
- chomp
- chomp
- chop
- chop
- chown
- chown
- chr
- chr
- chroot
- chroot
- close
- close
- closedir
- closedir
- connect
- connect
- cos
- cos
- crypt
- crypt
- dbmclose
- dbmclose
- dbmopen
- dbmopen
- defined
- defined
- delete
- delete
- die
- die
- do
- do
- dump
- dump
- each
- each
- endgrent
- endgrent
- endhostent
- endhostent
- endnetent
- endnetent
- endprotoent
- endprotoent
- endpwent
- endpwent
- endservent
- endservent
- eof
- eof
- eval
- eval
- exec
- exec
- exists
- exists
- exit
- exit
- exp
- exp
- fcntl
- fcntl
- fileno
- fileno
- flock
- flock
- fork
- fork
- formline
- formline
- getc
- getc
- getgrent
- getgrent
- getgrgid
- getgrgid
- getgrnam
- getgrnam
- gethostbyaddr
- gethostbyaddr
- gethostbyname
- gethostbyname
- gethostent
- gethostent
- getlogin
- getlogin
- getnetbyaddr
- getnetbyaddr
- getnetbyname
- getnetbyname
- getnetent
- getnetent
- getpeername
- getpeername
- getpgrp
- getpgrp
- getppid
- getppid
- getpriority
- getpriority
- getprotobyname
- getprotobyname
- getprotobynumber
- getprotobynumber
- getprotoent
- getprotoent
- getpwent
- getpwent
- getpwnam
- getpwnam
- getpwuid
- getpwuid
- getservbyname
- getservbyname
- getservbyport
- getservbyport
- getservent
- getservent
- getsockname
- getsockname
- getsockopt
- getsockopt
- glob
- glob
- gmtime
- gmtime
- goto
- goto
- grep
- grep
- hex
- hex
- index
- index
- int
- int
- ioctl
- ioctl
- join
- join
- keys
- keys
- kill
- kill
- last
- last
- lc
- lc
- lcfirst
- lcfirst
- length
- length
- link
- link
- listen
- listen
- local
- local
- localtime
- localtime
- log
- log
- lstat
- lstat
- map
- map
- mkdir
- mkdir
- msgctl
- msgctl
- msgget
- msgget
- msgrcv
- msgrcv
- msgsnd
- msgsnd
- my
- my
- next
- next
- no
- no
- oct
- oct
- open
- open
- opendir
- opendir
- ord
- ord
- our
- our
- pack
- pack
- package
- package
- pipe
- pipe
- pop
- pop
- pos
- pos
- print
- printf
- printf
- prototype
- prototype
- push
- push
- q/string/
- q/string/
- quotemeta
- quotemeta
- rand
- rand
- read
- read
- readdir
- readdir
- readline
- readline
- readlink
- readlink
- readpipe
- readpipe
- recv
- recv
- redo
- redo
- ref
- ref
- rename
- rename
- require
- require
- reset
- reset
- return
- return
- reverse
- reverse
- rewinddir
- rewinddir
- rindex
- rindex
- rmdir
- rmdir
- scalar
- scalar
- seek
- seek
- seekdir
- seekdir
- select
- select
- select
- select
- semctl
- semctl
- semget
- semget
- semop
- semop
- send
- send
- sethostent
- sethostent
- setgrent
- setgrent
- setnetent
- setnetent
- setpgrp
- setpgrp
- setpriority
- setpriority
- setprotoent
- setprotoent
- setpwent
- setpwent
- setservent
- setservent
- setsockopt
- setsockopt
- shift
- shift
- shmctl
- shmctl
- shmget
- shmget
- shmread
- shmread
- shmwrite
- shmwrite
- shutdown
- shutdown
- sin
- sin
- sleep
- sleep
- socket
- socket
- socketpair
- socketpair
- sort
- sort
- splice
- splice
- split
- split
- sprintf
- sprintf
- sqrt
- sqrt
- srand
- srand
- stat
- stat
- study
- study
- sub
- sub
- substr
- substr
- symlink
- symlink
- syscall
- syscall
- sysopen
- sysopen
- sysread
- sysread
- sysseek
- sysseek
- system
- system
- syswrite
- syswrite
- tell
- tell
- telldir
- telldir
- tie
- tie
- tied
- tied
- time
- time
- times
- times
- truncate
- truncate
- uc
- uc
- ucfirst
- ucfirst
- umask
- umask
- undef
- undef
- unlink
- unlink
- unpack
- unpack
- unshift
- unshift
- untie
- untie
- use
- use
- utime
- utime
- values
- values
- vec
- vec
- wait
- wait
- waitpid
- waitpid
- wantarray
- wantarray
- warn
- warn
- write
- write
- 6. Debugging
- 6.1. The Perl Debugger
- 6.2. Debugger Commands
- -
- .
- / pattern /
- ? pattern ?
- <
- <<
- <CR>
- >
- >>
- {
- {{
- !
- !
- !
- !!
- |
- ||
- =
- A
- a
- b
- b
- b
- b
- b
- c
- command
- D
- d
- f
- H
- h
- L
- l
- m
- m
- n
- O
- p
- q
- R
- r
- S
- s
- T
- t
- t
- v
- V
- w
- X
- x
- 6.3. Using the Debugger
- 6.4. Customizing the Debugger
- 6.5. The Perl Profiler
- 6.6. The perlbug Program
- III. Modules
- 7. Packages, Modules, and Objects
- 7.1. Namespaces and Packages
- 7.2. Modules
- 7.3. Object-Oriented Perl
- 7.4. Object Syntax
- 7. Packages, Modules, and Objects
- 8. Standard Modules
- 8.1. AnyDBM_File
- 8.2. Attribute::Handlers
- 8.3. attributes
- 8.4. attrs
- 8.5. AutoLoader
- 8.6. AutoSplit
- autosplit
- autosplit_lib_modules
- 8.7. autouse
- 8.8. B
- 8.9. B::Asmdata
- 8.10. B::Assembler
- 8.11. B::Bblock
- 8.12. B::Bytecode
- 8.13. B::C
- 8.14. B::CC
- 8.15. B::Concise
- 8.16. B::Debug
- 8.17. B::Deparse
- 8.18. B::Disassembler
- 8.19. B::Lint
- 8.20. B::Showlex
- 8.21. B::Stackobj
- 8.22. B::Terse
- 8.23. B::Xref
- 8.24. base
- 8.25. Benchmark
- new
- clearallcache
- clearcache
- debug
- disablecache
- enablecache
- timediff
- timeit
- timestr
- timethese
- timethis
- 8.26. bigint
- 8.27. bignum
- 8.28. bigrat
- 8.29. blib
- 8.30. bytes
- 8.31. ByteLoader
- 8.32. Carp
- carp
- cluck
- confess
- croak
- 8.33. CGI
- 8.34. CGI::Apache
- 8.35. CGI::Carp
- carpout
- fatalsToBrowser
- 8.36. CGI::Cookie
- new
- as_string
- domain
- expires
- fetch
- name
- parse
- path
- raw_fetch
- value
- 8.37. CGI::Fast
- 8.38. CGI::Pretty
- 8.39. CGI::Push
- do_push
- 8.40. CGI::Switch
- 8.41. charnames
- 8.42. Class::ISA
- self_and_super_path
- self_and_super_versions
- super_path
- 8.43. Class::Struct
- struct
- 8.44. Config
- config_sh
- config_vars
- myconfig
- 8.45. constant
- 8.46. CPAN
- 8.46.1. Session and Cache Managers
- 8.46.2. Bundles
- 8.46.3. Configuration
- 8.46.4. CD-ROM Support
- 8.47. CPAN::FirstTime
- 8.48. CPAN::Nox
- 8.49. Cwd
- cwd
- fastcwd
- getcwd
- 8.50. Data::Dumper
- new
- Dump
- Dumper
- DumperX
- Dumpxs
- Reset
- Seen
- Values
- 8.51. DB
- 8.51.1. API Methods
- 8.51.2. Client Callback Methods
- 8.52. DB_File
- del
- fd
- get
- put
- seq
- sync
- 8.53. Devel::DProf
- 8.54. Devel::PPPort
- 8.55. Devel::SelfStubber
- stub
- 8.56. diagnostics
- 8.56.1. Options
- 8.57. Digest
- reset
- add
- addfile
- b64digest
- digest
- hexdigest
- 8.58. Digest::MD5
- new
- reset
- add
- addfile
- b64digest
- digest
- hexdigest
- md5
- md5_base64
- md5_hex
- 8.59. DirHandle
- new
- close
- open
- read
- rewind
- 8.60. Dumpvalue
- 8.61. DynaLoader
- 8.61.1. Using DynaLoader
- 8.61.2. Extending to New Architectures
- bootstrap
- dl_error
- dl_expandspec
- dl_findfile
- dl_find_symbol
- dl_install_xsub
- dl_load_file
- dl_undef_symbols
- 8.62. encoding
- 8.63. English
- 8.64. Env
- 8.65. Errno
- 8.66. Exporter
- export_fail
- export_ok_tags
- export_tags
- export_to_level
- import
- require_version
- 8.67. ExtUtils::Command
- cat
- chmod
- cp
- eqtime
- mkpath
- mv
- rm_f
- rm_rf
- test_f
- touch
- 8.68. ExtUtils::Command::MM
- 8.69. ExtUtils::Constant
- assign
- autoload
- C_constant
- constant_types
- C_stringify
- dump_names
- memEQ_clause
- params
- perl_stringify
- return_clause
- switch_clause
- XS_constant
- 8.70. ExtUtils::Embed
- ccdlflags
- ccflags
- ccopts
- ldopts
- perl_inc
- xsi_body
- xsi_header
- xsinit
- xsi_protos
- 8.71. ExtUtils::Install
- install
- install_default
- pm_to_blib
- uninstall
- 8.72. ExtUtils::Installed
- new
- directories
- directory_tree
- files
- modules
- packlist
- validate
- version
- 8.73. ExtUtils::Liblist
- 8.74. ExtUtils::MakeMaker
- 8.75. ExtUtils::Manifest
- filecheck
- fullcheck
- manicheck
- manicopy
- manifind
- maniread
- mkmanifest
- skipcheck
- 8.76. ExtUtils::Miniperl
- writemain
- 8.77. ExtUtils::Mkbootstrap
- 8.78. ExtUtils::Mksymlists
- Mksymlists
- 8.79. ExtUtils::MM
- 8.80. ExtUtils::MM_Any
- 8.81. ExtUtils::MM_BeOS
- 8.82. ExtUtils::MM_DOS
- 8.83. ExtUtils::MM_NW5
- 8.84. ExtUtils::MM_OS2
- 8.85. ExtUtils::MM_Unix
- Reference Section
- catdir
- Reference Section
- Reference Section
- catfile
- Reference Section
- dir_target
- Reference Section
- file_name_is_absolute
- Reference Section
- find_perl
- Reference Section
- guess_name
- Reference Section
- has_link_code
- Reference Section
- libscan
- Reference Section
- lsdir
- Reference Section
- maybe_command
- Reference Section
- maybe_command_in_dirs
- Reference Section
- needs_linking
- Reference Section
- nicetext
- Reference Section
- path
- Reference Section
- perl_script
- Reference Section
- prefixify
- Reference Section
- replace_manpage_separator
- 8.85.1. Methods to Produce the Makefile
- 8.86. ExtUtils::MM_UWIN
- 8.87. ExtUtils::MM_VMS
- 8.88. ExtUtils::MM_Win32
- catfile
- constants
- dynamic_bs
- dynamic_lib
- canonpath
- dist_ci
- dist_core
- manifypods
- pasthru
- perl_script
- pm_to_blib
- static_lib
- test_via_harness
- tool_autosplit
- tools_other
- top_targets
- xs_o
- 8.89. ExtUtils::MY
- 8.90. ExtUtils::Packlist
- new
- packlist_file
- read
- validate
- write
- 8.91. ExtUtils::testlib
- 8.92. Fatal
- import
- 8.93. Fcntl
- 8.94. fields
- 8.95. File::Basename
- basename
- dirname
- fileparse
- fileparse_set_fstype
- 8.96. File::CheckTree
- 8.97. File::Compare
- cmp
- compare
- 8.98. File::Copy
- copy
- cp
- move
- mv
- 8.99. File::DosGlob
- 8.100. File::Find
- find
- finddepth
- 8.101. File::Path
- mkpath
- rmtree
- 8.102. File::Spec
- 8.103. File::Spec::Cygwin
- 8.104. File::Spec::Mac
- canonpath
- catdir
- catfile
- curdir
- file_name_is_absolute
- path
- rootdir
- updir
- 8.105. File::Spec::OS2
- 8.106. File::Spec::Unix
- canonpath
- catdir
- catfile
- curdir
- file_name_is_absolute
- join
- no_upwards
- path
- rootdir
- updir
- 8.107. File::Spec::VMS
- catdir
- catfile
- curdir
- file_name_is_absolute
- path
- rootdir
- updir
- 8.108. File::Spec::Win32
- canonpath
- catfile
- 8.109. File::stat
- lstat
- stat
- 8.110. File::Temp
- 8.111. FileCache
- cacheout
- 8.112. FileHandle
- new
- new_from_fd
- fdopen
- getpos
- open
- setpos
- setvbuf
- 8.113. Filter::Simple
- 8.114. Filter::Util::Call
- filter
- filter_add
- filter_del
- filter_read
- filter_read_exact
- import
- 8.115. FindBin
- 8.116. GDBM_File
- 8.117. Getopt::Long
- config
- GetOptions
- 8.118. Getopt::Std
- getopt
- getopts
- 8.119. Hash::Util
- 8.120. I18N::Collate
- 8.121. I18N::Langinfo
- langinfo
- 8.122. I18N::LangTags
- alternate_language_tags
- encode_language_tag
- extract_language_tags
- is_dialect_of
- is_language_tag
- locale2language_tag
- same_language_tag
- similarity_language_tag
- super_languages
- 8.123. I18N::LangTags::List
- 8.124. if
- 8.125. integer
- 8.126. IO
- 8.127. IO::File
- new
- new_tmpfile
- open
- 8.128. IO::Handle
- new
- new_from_fd
- clearerr
- error
- fdopen
- flush
- getline
- getlines
- opened
- ungetc
- untaint
- write
- 8.129. IO::Pipe
- new
- handles
- reader
- writer
- 8.130. IO::Seekable
- seek
- tell
- 8.131. IO::Select
- new
- add
- bits
- can_read
- can_write
- count
- exists
- handles
- has_error
- remove
- select
- 8.132. IO::Socket
- 8.133. IPC::Msg
- new
- id
- rcv
- remove
- set
- snd
- stat
- 8.134. IPC::Open2
- open2
- 8.135. IPC::Open3
- 8.136. IPC::Semaphore
- new
- getall
- getncnt
- getpid
- getval
- getzcnt
- id
- op
- remove
- set
- setall
- setval
- stat
- 8.137. IPC::SysV
- ftok
- 8.138. less
- 8.139. lib
- 8.140. List::Util
- first
- max
- maxstr
- min
- minstr
- reduce
- shuffle
- sum
- 8.141. locale
- 8.142. Math::BigFloat
- new
- fabs
- fadd
- fcmp
- fdiv
- ffround
- fmul
- fneg
- fnorm
- fround
- fsqrt
- fsub
- 8.143. Math::BigInt
- new
- babs
- badd
- bcmp
- bdiv
- bgcd
- bmod
- bmul
- bneg
- bnorm
- bsub
- 8.144. Math::BigInt::Calc
- 8.145. Math::BigRat
- new
- denominator
- numerator
- parts
- 8.146. Math::Complex
- emake
- display_format
- make
- 8.147. Math::Trig
- 8.148. MIME::Base64
- decode_base64
- encode_base64
- 8.149. MIME::QuotedPrint
- decode_qp
- encode_qp
- 8.150. NDBM_File
- 8.151. Net::Cmd
- code
- dataend
- datasend
- debug
- message
- ok
- status
- command
- debug_print
- debug_text
- getline
- parse_response
- read_until_dot
- response
- tied_fh
- ungetline
- unsupported
- 8.152. Net::Config
- requires_firewall
- 8.153. Net::Domain
- hostdomain
- hostfqdn
- hostname
- 8.154. Net::FTP
- 8.155. Net::hostent
- gethost
- gethostbyaddr
- gethostbyname
- 8.156. Net::netent
- getnet
- getnetbyaddr
- getnetbyname
- 8.157. Net::Netrc
- 8.158. Net::NNTP
- 8.159. Net::Ping
- new
- close
- ping
- pingecho
- 8.160. Net::POP3
- 8.161. Net::protoent
- getproto
- getprotobyname
- getprotobynumber
- getprotoent
- 8.162. Net::servent
- getserv
- getservbyname
- getservbyport
- getservent
- 8.163. Net::SMTP
- 8.164. Net::Time
- inet_daytime
- inet_time
- 8.165. O
- 8.166. ODBM_File
- 8.167. Opcode
- 8.167.1. Functions
- define_optag
- empty_opset
- full_opset
- invert_opset
- opcodes
- opdesc
- opdump
- opmask
- opmask_add
- opset
- opset_to_hex
- opset_to_ops
- verify_opset
- 8.167.1. Functions
- 8.168. ops
- 8.169. overload
- Method
- Overloaded
- StrVal
- 8.170. PerlIO
- 8.171. PerlIO::Scalar
- 8.172. PerlIO::Via
- CLOSE
- EOF
- ERROR
- FILENO
- FILL
- FLUSH
- POPPED
- PUSHED
- READ
- SEEK
- TELL
- UNREAD
- WRITE
- 8.173. Pod::Functions
- 8.174. Pod::Html
- 8.175. Pod::ParseLink
- 8.176. Pod::Text
- pod2text
- 8.177. POSIX
- 8.177.1. POSIX::SigAction
- new
- 8.177.1. POSIX::SigAction
- 8.177.2. POSIX::SigSet
- new
- addset
- delset
- emptyset
- fillset
- ismember
- 8.177.3. POSIX::Termios
- new
- getattr
- getcc
- getcflag
- getiflag
- getispeed
- getlflag
- getoflag
- getospeed
- setattr
- setcc
- setcflag
- setiflag
- setispeed
- setlflag
- setoflag
- setospeed
- 8.177.4. Constants
- 8.178. re
- 8.179. Safe
- new
- mask
- rdo
- reval
- root
- share
- trap
- untrap
- varglob
- emptymask
- fullmask
- mask_to_ops
- MAXO
- opcode
- op_mask
- opname
- ops_to_mask
- 8.180. Scalar::Util
- blessed
- dualvar
- isweak
- openhandle
- readonly
- reftype
- tainted
- weaken
- 8.181. SDBM_File
- 8.182. Search::Dict
- look
- 8.183. SelectSaver
- new
- 8.184. SelfLoader
- 8.185. Shell
- 8.186. sigtrap
- 8.186.1. Signal Handler Options
- 8.186.2. Signal List Options
- 8.186.3. Other Options
- 8.187. Socket
- 8.188. sort
- 8.189. Storable
- lock_retrieve
- lock_store
- nlock_store
- nstore_fd
- retrieve
- store
- store_fd
- 8.190. strict
- 8.191. subs
- 8.192. Switch
- 8.193. Symbol
- gensym
- qualify
- qualify_to_ref
- ungensym
- 8.194. Sys::Hostname
- 8.195. Sys::Syslog
- closelog
- openlog
- setlogmask
- syslog
- 8.196. Term::Cap
- Tgetent
- Tgoto
- Tpad
- Tputs
- Trequire
- 8.197. Term::Complete
- Complete
- 8.198. Term::ReadLine
- new
- addhistory
- Features
- findConsole
- MinLine
- ReadLine
- readline
- 8.199. Test
- 8.200. Test::Builder
- new
- BAILOUT
- expected_tests
- exported_to
- is_eq
- isnt_eq
- isnt_num
- is_num
- like
- no_plan
- ok
- plan
- skip
- skip_all
- unlike
- 8.201. Test::Harness
- runtests
- 8.202. Test::More
- 8.203. Test::Simple
- 8.204. Text::Abbrev
- abbrev
- 8.205. Text::Balanced
- extract_bracketed
- extract_codeblock
- extract_delimited
- extract_multiple
- extract_quotelike
- extract_tagged
- gen_delimited_pat
- 8.206. Text::ParseWords
- old_shellwords
- quotewords
- shellwords
- 8.207. Text::Soundex
- 8.208. Text::Tabs
- expand
- unexpand
- 8.209. Text::Wrap
- wrap
- 8.210. Thread
- new
- async
- cond_broadcast
- cond_signal
- cond_wait
- eval
- join
- list
- lock
- self
- tid
- 8.211. Thread::Queue
- new
- dequeue
- dequeue_nb
- enqueue
- pending
- 8.212. Thread::Semaphore
- new
- down
- up
- 8.213. Thread::Signal
- 8.214. Thread::Specific
- key_create
- 8.215. Tie::Array, Tie::StdArray
- TIEARRAY
- CLEAR
- DESTROY
- EXTEND
- FETCH
- FETCHSIZE
- POP
- PUSH
- SHIFT
- SPLICE
- STORE
- STORESIZE
- UNSHIFT
- 8.216. Tie::File
- 8.217. Tie::Handle
- TIEHANDLE
- DESTROY
- GETC
- PRINTF
- READ
- READLINE
- WRITE
- 8.218. Tie::Hash
- TIEHASH
- CLEAR
- DELETE
- EXISTS
- FETCH
- FIRSTKEY
- NEXTKEY
- STORE
- 8.219. Tie::Memoize
- 8.220. Tie::RefHash
- 8.221. Tie::Scalar
- TIESCALAR
- DESTROY
- FETCH
- STORE
- 8.222. Tie::SubstrHash
- 8.223. Time::gmtime
- gmctime
- gmtime
- 8.224. Time::HiRes
- 8.225. Time::Local
- timegm
- timelocal
- 8.226. Time::localtime
- ctime
- localtime
- 8.227. Time::tm
- 8.228. UNIVERSAL
- can
- isa
- VERSION
- 8.229. User::grent
- getgr
- getgrent
- getgrgid
- getgrnam
- 8.230. User::pwent
- getpw
- getpwent
- getpwnam
- getpwuid
- 8.231. utf8
- 8.232. vars
- 8.233. vmsish
- 8.234. XS::Typemap
- IV. CGI
- 9. CGI Overview
- 9.1. A Typical CGI Interaction
- 9.1.1. Transferring the Form Data
- 9.1.2. Creating Virtual Documents
- 9.1. A Typical CGI Interaction
- 9.2. URL Encoding
- 9.3. Extra Path Information
- 9.4. CGI Environment Variables
- 9. CGI Overview
- 10. The CGI.pm Module
- 10.1. HTML Tag Generation
- 10.2. Importing Method Groups
- 10.3. Maintaining State
- 10.4. Named Parameters
- 10.5. Using JavaScript Features
- 10.6. Debugging
- 10.7. CGI.pm Reference
- accept
- append
- auth_type
- autoEscape
- button
- checkbox
- checkbox_group
- cookie
- defaults
- delete
- delete_all
- dump
- end_html
- filefield
- header
- hidden
- image_button
- import_names
- isindex
- keywords
- nph
- param
- password_field
- path_info
- path_translated
- popup_menu
- radio_group
- raw_cookie
- ReadParse
- redirect
- referer
- remote_host
- remote_user
- request_method
- reset
- save
- script_name
- scrolling_list
- self_url
- start_html
- startform
- start_multipart_form
- submit
- textarea
- textfield
- url
- use_named_parameters
- user_agent
- user_name
- 11. Web Server Programming with mod_perl
- 11.1. Design of mod_perl
- 11.2. Installing mod_perl
- 11.3. mod_perl Handlers
- 11.4. Running CGI Scripts with mod_perl
- 11.5. Server-Side Includes with mod_perl
- 11.6. <Perl> Sections
- 11.7. Apache:: Modules
- V. Databases
- 12. Databases and Perl
- 12.1. DBM Databases and DBM Hashes
- 12.2. Design of DBI
- 12.2.1. Database Drivers (DBDs)
- 12.2.2. Creating a Database
- 12.2.3. Database Handles and Statement Handles
- 12.2.4. Placeholders and Statement Handles
- 12.3. DBI Methods
- available_drivers
- bind_col
- bind_columns
- bind_param
- commit
- connect
- data_sources
- disconnect
- do
- dump_results
- err
- errstr
- execute
- fetch
- fetchall_arrayref
- fetchrow_array
- fetchrow_arrayref
- fetchrow_hashref
- finish
- func
- neat
- neat_list
- ping
- prepare
- quote
- rollback
- rows
- state
- trace
- trace
- 12. Databases and Perl
- 12.4. DBI Environment Variables
- VI. XML and SOAP
- 13. XML and Perl
- 13.1. XML Parsing and Validation
- 13.2. XML::Parser Methods
- new
- parse
- parsefile
- parse_start
- parsestring
- setHandlers
- 13.3. Expat Handlers
- 13.4. XML::Parser Styles
- 13.5. Expat Encodings
- 13.6. XML::Parser::ContentModel Methods
- 13. XML and Perl
- 14. SOAP
- 14.1. What Is SOAP?
- 14.2. SOAP::Lite
- 14.2.1. SOAP::Lite Methods
- 14.3. SOAP::Data
- 14.4. SOAP::Serializer
- 14.5. SOAP::Fault
- VII. Network Programming
- 15. Sockets
- 15.1. Built-in Socket Functions
- 15.1.1. Initializing a Socket
- 15.1.2. Client Connections
- 15.1.3. Server Connections
- 15.1.4. Socket Module Functions
- inet_aton
- inet_ntoa
- sockaddr_in
- sockaddr_un
- unpack_sockaddr_in
- unpack_sockaddr_un
- 15.1. Built-in Socket Functions
- 15.2. The IO::Socket Module
- 15.2.1. Client-Side Sockets
- 15.2.2. Server-Side Sockets
- 15.2.3. IO::Socket Methods
- accept
- protocol
- sockdomain
- sockopt
- socktype
- timeout
- 15.2.4. IO::Socket::INET Reference
- 15.2.4.1. IO::Socket::INET methods
- peeraddr
- peerhost
- peerport
- sockaddr
- sockhost
- sockport
- 15.2.4.1. IO::Socket::INET methods
- 15. Sockets
- 15.2.5. IO::Socket::UNIX Reference
- hostpath
- peerpath
- 16. Email Connectivity
- 16.1. The Net Modules
- 16.1.1. Send Email with Net::SMTP
- 16.1.2. The SMTP Protocol and the SMTP Session
- 16.1.2.1. Net::SMTP methods
- new
- banner
- data
- dataend
- datasend
- domain
- expand
- hello
- help
- quit
- recipient
- reset
- to
- verify
- 16.1.2.1. Net::SMTP methods
- 16.1.3. Retrieving Email with Net::POP3
- new
- apop
- delete
- get
- last
- list
- login
- pass
- popstat
- quit
- reset
- top
- uidl
- user
- 16.1. The Net Modules
- 16.2. The Mail Modules
- 16.2.1. Send Email with Mail::Mailer
- new
- close
- open
- 16.2.1. Send Email with Mail::Mailer
- 16.2.2. Better Header Control with Mail::Send
- new
- add
- bcc
- cancel
- cc
- close
- delete
- open
- set
- subject
- to
- 16.2.3. Handle Folders with Mail::Folder
- new
- add_label
- append_message
- clear_label
- close
- current_message
- debug
- debug_print
- delete_label
- delete_message
- dup
- first_labeled_message
- first_message
- foldername
- get_fields
- get_header
- get_message
- get_message_file
- get_mime_header
- get_mime_message
- get_option
- inverse_select
- is_readonly
- label_exists
- last_labeled_message
- last_message
- list_all_labels
- list_labels
- message_exists
- message_list
- next_labeled_message
- next_message
- open
- pack
- prev_labeled_message
- prev_message
- qty
- refile
- select
- select_label
- set_option
- set_readonly
- sort
- sync
- undelete_message
- update_message
- 16.2.4. Handle Messages with Mail::Internet
- 16.2.5. Mail::Internet Reference
- new
- add_signature
- body
- escape_from
- head
- nntppost
- print_header
- remove_sig
- reply
- smtpsend
- tidy_body
- unescape_from
- 16.2.6. Parse Email Addresses with Mail::Address
- 16.2.7. Mail::Address Reference
- new
- parse
- address
- canon
- comment
- format
- host
- name
- path
- phrase
- user
- 16.2.8. Checking Blacklisted Hosts with Mail::RBL
- 16.2.9. Mail Filtering with Mail::Audit
- new
- body
- get
- header
- ignore
- pipe
- put
- reject
- resend
- tidy
- xaccept
- 16.2.10. Alias Manipulation with Unix::AliasFile
- new
- add_user
- alias
- aliases
- comment
- commit
- delempty
- delete
- remove_user
- rename_user
- uncomment
- 17. Usenet News
- 17.1. The NNTP Protocol
- 17.2. Net::NNTP
- 17.2.1. Initializing the NNTP Client
- 17.2.2. Net::NNTP Reference
- new
- active
- active_times
- article
- authinfo
- body
- date
- distributions
- group
- head
- ihave
- last
- list
- listgroup
- newgroups
- newnews
- newsgroups
- next
- nntpstat
- overview_fmt
- post
- postok
- quit
- reader
- slave
- subscriptions
- xgtitle
- xhdr
- xover
- xpat
- xpath
- xrover
- 17.3. The News::Newsrc Module
- 17.3.1. News::Newsrc Reference
- new
- add_group
- del_group
- exists
- groups
- load
- mark
- marked
- marked_articles
- mark_list
- mark_range
- save
- save_as
- sub_groups
- subscribe
- subscribed
- unmark
- unmarked_articles
- unmark_list
- unmark_range
- unsub_groups
- unsubscribe
- 17.3.1. News::Newsrc Reference
- 18. FTP
- 18.1. The FTP Protocol
- 18.2. Net::FTP
- new
- abort
- appe
- append
- ascii
- authorize
- binary
- byte
- cdup
- cwd
- delete
- dir
- ebcdic
- get
- list
- login
- ls
- mdtm
- mkdir
- nlst
- pasv
- pasv_wait
- pasv_xfer
- pasv_xfer_unique
- port
- put
- put_unique
- pwd
- quit
- quot
- rename
- retr
- rmdir
- size
- stor
- stou
- supported
- type
- unique_name
- 18.3. FTP Configuration with Net::Netrc
- lookup
- account
- login
- lpa
- password
- 19. Lightweight Directory Access with Net::LDAP
- 19.1. How Data Is Stored in LDAP
- 19.2. Searching an LDAP Directory with Net::LDAP
- 19.3. Adding an Entry to the Directory with Net::LDAP
- 19.4. Net::LDAP Methods
- VIII. LWP
- 20. The LWP Library
- 20.1. LWP Overview
- 20.2. The LWP Modules
- 20.2.1. LWP::RobotUA Sections
- as_string
- delay
- host_wait
- no_visits
- rules
- use_sleep
- 20.2.1. LWP::RobotUA Sections
- 20.2.2. LWP::Simple
- get
- getprint
- getstore
- head
- is_error
- is_success
- mirror
- 20.2.3. LWP::UserAgent
- new
- agent
- _agent
- clone
- conn_cache
- cookie_jar
- credentials
- env_proxy
- from
- get
- get_basic_credentials
- head
- is_protocol_supported
- max_size
- mirror
- no_proxy
- parse_head
- post
- protocols_allowed
- protocols_forbidden
- proxy
- put
- redirect_ok
- request
- requests_redirectable
- timeout
- use_alarm
- 20. The LWP Library
- 20.3. The HTTP Modules
- 20.3.1. HTTP::Request
- as_string
- method
- url
- 20.3.1. HTTP::Request
- 20.3.2. HTTP::Response
- as_string
- base
- code
- current_age
- error_as_HTML
- freshness_lifetime
- fresh_until
- is_error
- is_fresh
- is_info
- is_redirect
- is_success
- message
- status_line
- 20.3.3. HTTP::Headers
- clone
- header
- init_header
- push_header
- remove_header
- scan
- 20.3.4. HTTP::Status
- 20.3.5. HTTP::Date
- parse_date
- str2time
- time2iso
- time2isoz
- time2str
- 20.3.6. HTTP::Cookies
- add_cookie_header
- as_string
- clear
- extract_cookies
- load
- revert
- save
- set_cookie
- scan
- 20.3.6.1. HTTP::Cookies::Netscape
- 20.3.7. HTTP::Daemon
- accept
- product_tokens
- url
- 20.3.7.1. HTTP::Daemon::ClientConn methods
- antique_client
- crlf
- daemon
- force_last_request
- get_request
- proto_ge
- read_buffer
- reason
- send_basic_header
- send_error
- send_file
- send_file_response
- send_redirect
- send_response
- send_status_line
- 20.3.8. HTTP::Message
- add_content
- clone
- content
- content_ref
- headers
- protocol
- 20.4. The HTML Modules
- 20.4.1. HTML::Parser
- eof
- parse
- parse_file
- comment
- end
- start
- text
- xml_mode
- 20.4.1. HTML::Parser
- 20.4.2. HTML::TokeParser
- 20.4.2.1. HTML::TokeParser methods
- new
- get_tag
- get_text
- get_token
- get_trimmed_text
- unget_token
- 20.4.2.1. HTML::TokeParser methods
- 20.4.3. HTML::Element
- as_HTML
- attr
- content
- delete
- delete_content
- dump
- endtag
- extract_links
- implicit
- insert_element
- is_empty
- is_inside
- parent
- pos
- push_content
- starttag
- tag
- traverse
- 20.4.4. HTML::TreeBuilder
- ignore_text
- ignore_unknown
- implicit_tags
- warn
- 20.4.5. HTML::FormatPS
- 20.4.6. HTML::FormatText
- 20.5. The URI Module
- 20.5.1. URI
- 20.5.1.1. URI methods
- new
- new
- new_abs
- abs
- as_string
- authority
- canonical
- clone
- cwd
- default_port
- eq
- fragment
- host
- host_port
- new_abs
- opaque
- path
- path
- path_query
- path_segments
- port
- query
- query_form
- query_keywords
- rel
- scheme
- userinfo
- 20.5.1.1. URI methods
- 20.5.1. URI
- 20.5.2. URI::Escape
- uri_escape
- uri_unescape
- 20.5.3. URI::URL
- abs
- as_string
- base
- crack
- default_port
- eparams
- epath
- eq
- equery
- frag
- full_path
- host
- netloc
- params
- password
- path
- port
- query
- rel
- scheme
- strict
- user
- IX. Perl/Tk
- 21. Perl/Tk
- 21.1. Widgets
- 21.1.1. Widget Methods
- 21.1.1.1. The configure method
- 21.1.1.2. The cget method
- 21.1.1. Widget Methods
- 21.1.2. Scrollbars
- 21.1.2.1. Using the Scrolled method
- 21.1.2.2. The Scrollbar widget
- 21.1. Widgets
- 21.1.3. Callbacks
- 21.1.4. Colors and Fonts
- 21. Perl/Tk
- 21.2. Geometry Managers
- 21.2.1. The pack Geometry Manager
- 21.2.1.1. pack methods
- 21.2.1. The pack Geometry Manager
- 21.2.2. The grid Geometry Manager
- 21.2.2.1. grid methods
- 21.2.3. The place Geometry Manager
- 21.2.4. The form Geometry Manager
- 21.3. Common Widget Configuration Options
- 21.4. The Button Widget
- 21.4.1. Button Methods
- 21.5. The Checkbutton Widget
- 21.5.1. Checkbutton Methods
- 21.6. The Radiobutton Widget
- 21.6.1. Radiobutton Methods
- 21.7. The Label Widget
- 21.8. The Entry Widget
- 21.8.1. Text Indexes
- 21.8.2. Entry Methods
- 21.9. The Scrollbar Widget
- 21.9.1. Scrollbar Methods
- 21.10. The Listbox Widget
- 21.10.1. Listbox Indexes
- 21.10.2. Listbox Methods
- 21.11. The Text Widget
- 21.11.1. Text Indexes and Modifiers
- 21.11.2. Text Methods
- 21.11.3. Tags
- 21.11.4. Marks
- 21.12. The Canvas Widget
- 21.12.1. Canvas Creation Methods
- 21.12.2. Item Tags and IDs
- 21.12.3. Canvas Methods
- 21.13. The Scale Widget
- 21.13.1. Scale Methods
- 21.14. The Menubutton Widget
- 21.14.1. Menu Item Options
- 21.14.2. Menubutton Methods
- 21.15. The Menu Widget
- 21.15.1. Menu Indexes
- 21.15.2. Menu Methods
- 21.16. The Optionmenu Widget
- 21.17. The Frame Widget
- 21.18. The Toplevel Widget
- 21.18.1. Toplevel Methods
- X. Win32
- 22. Win32 Modules and Extensions
- 22.1. Win32::Clipboard
- 22.2. Win32::Console
- Reference Section
- Alloc
- Reference Section
- Reference Section
- Attr
- Reference Section
- Cls
- 22. Win32 Modules and Extensions
- Reference Section
- Cursor
- Reference Section
- Display
- Reference Section
- FillAttr
- Reference Section
- FillChar
- Reference Section
- Flush
- Reference Section
- Free
- Reference Section
- GenerateCtrlEvent
- Reference Section
- GetEvents
- Reference Section
- Info
- Reference Section
- Input
- Reference Section
- InputChar
- Reference Section
- InputCP
- Reference Section
- MaxWindow
- Reference Section
- Mode
- Reference Section
- MouseButtons
- Reference Section
- OutputCP
- Reference Section
- PeekInput
- Reference Section
- ReadAttr
- Reference Section
- ReadChar
- Reference Section
- ReadRect
- Reference Section
- Scroll
- Reference Section
- Select
- Reference Section
- Size
- Reference Section
- Title
- Reference Section
- Window
- Reference Section
- Write
- Reference Section
- WriteAttr
- Reference Section
- WriteChar
- Reference Section
- WriteInput
- Reference Section
- WriteRect
- 22.2.1. Constants
- 22.3. Win32::ChangeNotify
- close
- reset
- wait
- 22.4. Win32::Eventlog
- Backup
- Clear
- GetNumber
- GetOldest
- Read
- Report
- 22.5. Win32::File
- GetAttributes
- SetAttributes
- 22.6. Win32::FileSecurity
- constant
- EnumerateRights
- Get
- MakeMask
- Set
- 22.7. Win32::Internet
- 22.7.1. General Internet Methods
- CanonicalizeURL
- Close
- CombineURL
- ConnectBackoff
- ConnectionRetries
- ConnectTimeout
- ControlReceiveTimeout
- ControlSendTimeout
- CrackURL
- CreateURL
- DataReceiveTimeout
- DataSendTimeout
- Error
- FetchURL
- FTP
- GetResponse
- GetStatusCallback
- HTTP
- OpenURL
- Password
- QueryDataAvailable
- QueryOption
- ReadEntireFile
- ReadFile
- SetOption
- SetStatusCallback
- TimeConvert
- UserAgent
- Username
- Version
- 22.7.1. General Internet Methods
- 22.7.2. FTP Functions
- Ascii
- Binary
- Cd
- Delete
- Get
- List
- Mkdir
- Mode
- Pasv
- Put
- Pwd
- Rename
- Rmdir
- 22.7.3. HTTP Functions
- AddHeader
- OpenRequest
- QueryInfo
- Request
- SendRequest
- 22.8. Win32::IPC
- wait
- wait_all
- wait_any
- 22.9. Win32::Mutex
- release
- wait
- 22.10. Win32::NetAdmin
- GetDomainController
- GroupAddUsers
- GroupCreate
- GroupDelete
- GroupDeleteUsers
- GroupGetAttributes
- GroupGetMembers
- GroupIsMember
- GroupSetAttributes
- LocalGroupAddUsers
- LocalGroupCreate
- LocalGroupDelete
- LocalGroupDeleteUsers
- LocalGroupGetAttributes
- LocalGroupGetMembers
- LocalGroupIsMember
- LocalGroupSetAttributes
- UserCreate
- UserDelete
- UserGetAttributes
- UserSetAttributes
- 22.11. Win32::NetResource
- AddConnection
- CancelConnection
- GetError
- GetSharedResources
- GetUNCName
- NetShareAdd
- NetShareCheck
- NetShareDel
- NetShareGetInfo
- NetShareSetInfo
- WNetGetLastError
- 22.12. Win32::PerfLib
- new
- Close
- GetCounterHelp
- GetCounterNames
- GetCounterType
- GetObjectList
- 22.13. Win32::Pipe
- 22.13.1. Win32::Pipe Methods
- BufferSize
- Close
- Connect
- Disconnect
- Error
- Read
- ResizeBuffer
- Write
- 22.13.1. Win32::Pipe Methods
- 22.14. Win32::Process
- 22.14.1. Win32::Process Methods
- GetExitCode
- GetPriorityClass
- Kill
- Resume
- SetPriorityClass
- Suspend
- Wait
- 22.14.1. Win32::Process Methods
- 22.15. Win32::Registry
- 22.15.1. Win32::Registry Methods
- Create
- DeleteKey
- DeleteValue
- GetKeys
- GetValues
- Load
- Open
- QueryKey
- QueryValue
- Save
- SetValue
- SetValueEx
- 22.15.1. Win32::Registry Methods
- 22.16. Win32::Semaphore
- release
- wait
- 22.17. Win32::Service
- GetServices
- GetStatus
- PauseService
- ResumeService
- StartService
- StopService
- 22.18. Win32::Shortcut
- Reference Section
- new
- Reference Section
- Reference Section
- Close
- Reference Section
- Load
- Reference Section
- Resolve
- Reference Section
- Save
- Reference Section
- Set
- 22.18.1. Shortcut Properties
- 22.19. Win32 Extensions
- 23. OLE Automation
- 23.1. Creating Objects
- new
- GetActiveObject
- GetObject
- 23.1. Creating Objects
- 23.2. Automation Methods and Properties
- 23.2.1. Win32::OLE Methods
- Invoke
- LastError
- QueryObjectType
- 23.2.1. Win32::OLE Methods
- 23.2.2. Win32::OLE Functions
- in
- valof
- with
- 23.2.3. Win32::OLE Class Variables
- 23.3. Win32::OLE::Enum
- 23.3.1. Win32::OLE::Enum Methods
- new
- All
- Clone
- Next
- Reset
- Skip
- 23.3.1. Win32::OLE::Enum Methods
- 23.4. Win32::OLE::Variant
- 23.4.1. Win32::OLE::Variant Methods
- As
- ChangeType
- Type
- Value
- 23.4.1. Win32::OLE::Variant Methods
- 23.5. Win32::OLE::Const
- 24. ODBC Extension for Win32
- 24.1. ODBC Methods and Properties
- Catalog
- ColAttributes
- ConfigDSN
- Connection
- Close
- Data
- DataHash
- DataSources
- Debug
- Drivers
- DropCursor
- DumpData
- Error
- FetchRow
- FieldNames
- GetConnections
- GetConnectOption
- GetCursorName
- GetData
- getDSN
- GetFunctions
- GetInfo
- GetMaxBufSize
- GetSQLState
- GetStmtCloseType
- GetStmtOption
- MoreResults
- RowCount
- Run
- SetConnectOption
- SetCursorName
- SetPos
- SetMaxBufSize
- SetStmtCloseType
- SetStmtOption
- Shutdown
- Sql
- TableList
- Transact
- Version
- 24.1. ODBC Methods and Properties
- Index
- Colophon
- Copyright
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