The "Error" package provides two interfaces. Firstly "Error" provides a procedural interface to exception handling. Secondly "Error" is a base class for errors/exceptions that can either be thrown, for subsequent catch, or can simply be recorded. Err...

This pragmatic module is intended as a way to reduce clutter in the prologue of a typical OO module, which often contains a large number of repetitive directives. Encouraging a clean programming style is the intent. Each import-syntax item in the arg...

magicrcs is intended to run as a background process that will use the SGI File Access Monitor library to observe given files or directory trees and keep them transparently under RCS control. Files remain writable, but unlocked. Thus, the archival asp...

• monitor - monitor filesystem activity with FAM
• SGI::FAM - Perl interface to SGI/Irix File Access Monitor

Provides a running tally of FAM events affecting the specified files or directories. Blocks separated by dotted lines indicate contiguous chunks of events in the event queue. Should be self-explanatory. Hit interrupt to stop the monitoring....

• Sys::Gamin - Perl interface to Gamin (File Access Monitor implementation)

A weak reference maintains a "pointer" to an object (specified by a reference to it, just like "bless") that does not contribute to the object's reference count; thus, the object's storage will be freed (and its destructor invoked) when only weak ref...

A Devel::Memo object is defined as a subroutine reference to do some sort of calculation, together with a simple sort of prototype. The elements of the prototype may be: -eq, indicating a simple scalar argument (number or string); -equal, indicating ...

Synopsis pretty much says it all. Based conceptually on SelectSaver. Multiple directories may be given, in which case they will be chdird to in order encountered....

Enclose the body of your test script within a test block. Within that block, run individual tests with the ok function, which should be passed a scalar that you desire to be true; this will print "ok *number*" or "not ok *number*" as appropriate. Sim...