This module intercepts all writes to the STDOUT filehandle and applies whatever function you desire to what would have gone to STDOUT. In the example above, any use of the print() function on this filehandle will have its output transmogrified into u...

This class is used by "CGI::MxScreen" to discard any STDOUT output made until the "display()" routine is called. All discarded output is logged, with the origin of the call, identifying the culprit. Upon an unexpected reception of something that look...

The 'Tie::Gzip' module provides a file handle Tie for compressing and uncompressing files using the gzip compression format. By tieing a filehandle to 'Tie::Gzip' subsequent uses of the file subroutines with the tied filehandle will compress data wri...

This module creates scalars that hold different values depending on which filehandle is selected (much like the format variables, and the autoflush variable)....

The Perl builtin "print", when not called with an explicit file handle, will print to the file handle designated by the "select" command. This is a global action, which is bad. Further, it has an awkward interface for restoring a previous handle; on ...

SQL::Shell is a command-interpreter API for building shells and batch scripts. A command-line interface with readline support - sqlsh.pl - is included as part of the CPAN distribution. See <SQL::Shell::Manual> for a user guide. SQL::Shell offers feat...

Apache::XPP is an HTML parser which on run time compiles and runs embedded perl code....

This module is used to make CGI programmer's work more comfortable. The main idea is to handle output stream ("STDOUT") to avoid any data to be sent to browser without "Content-type" header. Of cource, you may also send your own headers to browser us...

use CGI::WebGzip([compression_level]) Captures all the script output for deflating. Default compression level is 9 (maximum). Value 0 means no compression. void flush() Flushes the compressed buffer immediately and releases STDOUT capture. Usable in ...

This module has been created to act as a drop-in replacement for modules that tie straight perl hashes to disk, like "DB_File". When the running system does not have enough memory to hold large hashes, and disk-tieing won't work because there is not ...

This module ties an array to a database table using only an "index" and a "value" field. If no tables specification is passed, this will create a temporary table with "h_key" for the key field and a "h_value" for the value field. I think it would mak...

"Tie::Handle::CSV" makes basic access to CSV files easier. Features Auto-parse CSV line When you read from the tied handle, the next line from your CSV is parsed and returned as a data structure ready for access. In the example below $csv_line is a h...

Have you ever wanted to speak like an eleet? Do you feel like it's too difficult to do your case mixin' manually? Tired of being laugh at by your mates because your quotes don't make you look like an h4x0r? Well, there's a solution, and you're readin...

FileHandle::Unget operates exactly the same as FileHandle, except that it provides a version of ungetc that allows you to unget more than one character. It also provides ungets to unget a string. This module is useful if the filehandle refers to a st...

Provides a perl array interface into a string containing a C style array. In other words the string is equivelent to the string that would be returned from the equivelent pack command (defaulting to pack type "l!") using a normal array of the same va...

DEPRECATION NOTICE: This module distribution is deprecated in favor of Text::OutputFilter, which is more robust while being functionally identical, or PerlIO::via::dynamic, which uses a different mechanism that may offer better performance. This is a...

A module that helps you test testing modules that are built with Test::Builder. The testing system is designed to be used by performing a three step process for each test you wish to test. This process starts with using "test_out" and "test_err" in a...

A module that helps you test testing modules that are built with Test::Builder. The testing system is designed to be used by performing a three step process for each test you wish to test. This process starts with using "test_out" and "test_err" in a...