• NAME
• SYNOPSIS
• DESCRIPTION
• METHODS
• OVERLOADED OPERATORS
• SEE ALSO
• COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

NAME

Net::Silk::CIDR - SiLK IP CIDR class

SYNOPSIS

  use Net::Silk::CIDR;

  my $r = Net::Silk::CIDR->new('1.1.1.0' => 27); # or "1.1.1.0/27"

  $r->contains("1.1.1.2"); # true

  print "$r\n";                            # 1.1.1.0/27
  print join('/', $r->ip, $r->prefix), "\n"; # 1.1.1.0/27
  print join('/', @$r, "\n";               # 1.1.1.0/27

  my $size = $r->cardinality; # 32

  use Net::Silk::IPSet;
  my $s = Net::Silk::IPSet->load("my.set");
  my $iter = $s->iter_cidr;
  while (my $r = $iter->()) {
    ... # $r is a Net::Silk::CIDR
  }

  use Net::Silk::Pmap;
  my $s = Net::Silk::Pmap->load("my.pmap");
  my $iter = $s->iter_cidr;
  while (my($k, $v) = each %$s) {
    ... # $k is a Net::Silk::CIDR
  }

DESCRIPTION

Net::Silk::CIDR is a lightweight wrapper around a CIDR block specified by an IP and prefix bits. It is returned by iterators in Net::Silk::IPSet, Net::Silk::Pmap, and Net::Silk::IPWildcard.

METHODS

new($addr, $prefix)

new([$addr, $prefix])

new($string)

Returns a new Net::Silk::CIDR object represented by the given IP base and prefix bits. The two values can be provided either as separate arguments, in an array ref, or a string representation.

ip()

Return the base of this CIDR as a Net::Silk::IPAddr. This can alternately be accessed via $r->[0].

prefix()

Return the prefix bits of this CIDR. This can alternately be accessed via $r->[1].

first()

Return the first address in the CIDR range, same as ip().

last()

Return the last address in the CIDR range.

carinality()

Return the number of elements in this block.

contains($item)

Return whether or not the given item is contained in this block.

as_range()

Returns a Net::Silk::Range representing this block.

as_str()

Return a string in the form of "ip/prefix". This method gets invoked automatically when the block is used in string context.

iter()

Return a sub ref that iterates over all elements of this block. Treating the object like a filehandle <$r> yields the same results.

OVERLOADED OPERATORS

The following operators are overloaded:

  <>     ""
  eq     ==
  ne     !=
  cmp    <=>

SEE ALSO

Net::Silk, Net::Silk::RWRec, Net::Silk::IPSet, Net::Silk::Bag, Net::Silk::Pmap, Net::Silk::IPWildcard, Net::Silk::Range, Net::Silk::IPAddr, Net::Silk::TCPFlags, Net::Silk::ProtoPort, Net::Silk::File, Net::Silk::Site, silk(7)

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2016 by Carnegie Mellon University

Use of the Net-Silk library and related source code is subject to the terms of the following licenses:

GNU Public License (GPL) Rights pursuant to Version 2, June 1991 Government Purpose License Rights (GPLR) pursuant to DFARS 252.227.7013

NO WARRANTY

See GPL.txt and LICENSE.txt for more details.

                    cpanm Net::Silk
                

                    perl -MCPAN -e shell
                    install Net::Silk