"File::Temp" can be used to create and open temporary files in a safe way. There is both a function interface and an object-oriented interface. The File::Temp constructor or the tempfile() function can be used to return the name and the open filehand...

This module allows you to trace the creation of temporary files. By default, these files are all created in the same directory, and their names are prefixed by the name of the function or method that created them. You can optionally log the creation ...

This module is a simple combination of File::Slurper and File::Temp. It provides its version of "write_text" and "write_binary", as well as a couple of functions of its own. This module's version of "write_text" and "write_binary" write to temporary ...

This module patches File::Temp to disable automatic cleanup of temporary directories. In addition, it prints the created temporary directory to stdout. Useful for debugging....

The MkTempO module provides the following functions: new() - for creation of the object. mktemp() - for creation of a unique string based on the template mkstemp() - for creation of a unique file handle opened in the directory specified during creati...

The MkTemp module provides three functions mktemp() mkstemp() and mkstempt(). The function mktemp() returns a unique string based upon the template. The template must contain at least six trailing Xs. The Xs are replaced by a unique string and the te...

The "File::Append::TempFile" module provides an OOP interface to appending data to files using a temporary file, in order to ensure the atomicity of the updates. An append session is initiated by invoking the "begin_work()" method and passing it the ...

An Iterator::File state class based on using a temporary file as the persistant store. Iterator::File::Source::TempFile is a subclass of Iterator::File::Source::Interface. new(%config) Constructor options: marker_file (optional) Name of temporary fil...

This module implements and hides the following pattern for you: 1. Open a temporary file for output 2. While reading from the original file, write output to the temporary file 3. "rename" the temporary file over the original file In many cases, in pa...

Mojo::File is a scalar-based container for file system paths that provides a friendly API for dealing with different operating systems. # Access scalar directly to manipulate path my $path = Mojo::File->new('/home/sri/test'); $$path .= '.txt';...

This module was written to overcome the problem of sending mail messages, where there is no mail application available. The aim of the module is to write messages to a text file, that will format the contents to include all the key elements of the me...