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Index
Perl Hacks
SPECIAL OFFER: Upgrade this ebook with O’Reilly A Note Regarding Supplemental Files Credits
About the Authors About the Contributors Acknowledgments
chromatic Damian Conway Curtis "Ovid" Poe Technical Reviewers
Preface
Why Perl Hacks? How To Use This Book How This Book Is Organized Conventions Used in This Book Using Code Examples Safari Enabled We'd Like to Hear from You
1. Productivity Hacks
Hack #1. Add CPAN Shortcuts to Firefox
Search for a Module Read Module Documentation Find Module Comments Hacking the Hack
Hack #2. Put Perldoc to Work
Find Operator Documentation Answer a FAQ Webify It Find that Module! Browse the Code
Hack #3. Browse Perl Docs Online
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #4. Make the Most of Shell Aliases
Configuring Your Shell Useful Shell Aliases
Juggle multiple Perl versions Juggle multiple module versions Don't forget multipart commands Remember configuration options Find a module's version Change Unix paths to Windows paths and back
Hack #5. Autocomplete Perl Identifiers in Vim
The Hack Finding Identifiers Automatically Hacking the Hack
Hack #6. Use the Best Emacs Mode for Perl
The Hack
Put Perldoc at your fingertips Use a special mode just for Pod
Hack #7. Enforce Local Style
The Hack
From the command line Within Vim Within Emacs
Hack #8. Don't Save Bad Perl
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #9. Automate Checkin Code Reviews
The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #10. Run Tests from Within Vim
The Hack
Binding keys Seeing failures Managing paths
Hack #11. Run Perl from Emacs
The Hack
2. User Interaction
Hack #12. Use $EDITOR As Your UI
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #13. Interact Correctly on the Command Line
The Hack The Hack
Hack #14. Simplify Your Terminal Interactions
Train -req Yea or Nay At the Touch of a Button Engage Cloaking Device What's On the Menu?
Hack #15. Alert Your Mac
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #16. Interactive Graphical Apps
Blitting with SDL Perl Animating with SDL Perl A Working Animation
Hack #17. Collect Configuration Information
The Hack Using the Hack
Hack #18. Rewrite the Web
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
3. Data Munging
Hack #19. Treat a File As an Array
The Hack Running the Hack
Hack #20. Read Files Backwards
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #21. Use Any Spreadsheet As a Data Source
Accessing Cell Data
Do I need Spreadsheet::Read for that? Accessing a data column Accessing a row of data Using programmer-style indexing Showing all data in a spreadsheet
How It Works Hacking the Hack
Hack #22. Factor Out Database Code
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #23. Build a SQL Library
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #24. Query Databases Dynamically Without SQL
The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #25. Bind Database Columns
The Hack Running the Hack
Hack #26. Iterate and Generate Expensive Data
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #27. Pull Multiple Values from an Iterator
Better Context than wantarray( ) The Code Hacking the Hack
4. Working with Modules
Hack #28. Shorten Long Class Names
The Hack
Resolve conflicts Importing with aliased
Hack #29. Manage Module Paths
Within Your Program From the Command Line With an Environment Variable When Recompiling Perl
Hack #30. Reload Modified Modules
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #31. Create Personal Module Bundles
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #32. Manage Module Installations
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #33. Presolve Module Paths
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #34. Create a Standard Module Toolkit
A Mess of Modules The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #35. Write Demos from Tutorials
The Hack Running the Hack Inside the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #36. Replace Bad Code from the Outside
The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #37. Drink to the CPAN
Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #38. Improve Exceptional Conditions
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #39. Search CPAN Modules Locally
The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #40. Package Standalone Perl Applications
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #41. Create Your Own Lexical Warnings
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #42. Find and Report Module Bugs
Write a Test
Submitting a bug report
Hacking the Hack
5. Object Hacks
Hack #43. Turn Your Objects Inside Out
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #44. Serialize Objects (Mostly) for Free
The Hack
Hack #45. Add Information with Attributes
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #46. Make Methods Really Private
The Hack Running the Hack
Inside the hack
Hacking the Hack
Hack #47. Autodeclare Method Arguments
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #48. Control Access to Remote Objects
The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #49. Make Your Objects Truly Polymorphic
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #50. Autogenerate Your Accessors
The Hack
Class::MethodMaker Class::BuildMethods
Running the Hack
6. Debugging
Hack #51. Find Compilation Errors Fast
The Hack
Binary searching for bugs
Hacking the Hack
Hack #52. Make Invisible Characters Apparent
Bracket Your Variables Bracket Interpolated Lists Serialize Your Data
Hack #53. Debug with Test Cases
The Hack
Writing test code From test code to test cases
Hacking the Hack
Hack #54. Debug with Comments
The Hack
Displaying variables Making Assertions Configuring smartness levels
Hack #55. Show Source Code on Errors
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #56. Deparse Anonymous Functions
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #57. Name Your Anonymous Subroutines
The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #58. Find a Subroutine's Source
The Hack Running the Hack
Hack #59. Customize the Debugger
The Hack
Overriding a debugger command
Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
7. Developer Tricks
Hack #60. Rebuild Your Distributions
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #61. Test with Specifications
The Hack Running the Hack
Refining your claims Interpreting test output Taking advantage of specification-based testing
Hack #62. Segregate Developer and User Tests
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #63. Run Tests Automatically
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #64. See Test Failure Diagnostics — in Color!
The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #65. Test Live Code
The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #66. Cheat on Benchmarks Hack #67. Build Your Own Perl
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #68. Run Test Suites Persistently
The Hack
Creating a wrapper around prove
Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #69. Simulate Hostile Environments in Your Tests
The Hack
Simulating old versions of modules Simulating missing modules Running multiple scenarios
Hacking the Hack
8. Know Thy Code
Hack #70. Understand What Happens When
The Hack
Compilation Initialization Runtime Cleanup
Hack #71. Inspect Your Data Structures
Dumping References Outside the Debugger Printing to a File Output in CGI or mod_perl Programs
Hack #72. Find Functions Safely
The Hack
Get cozy with can( ) Find functions, not methods!
Hack #73. Know What's Core and When
The Hack
Checking by version
Hack #74. Trace All Used Modules
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #75. Find All Symbols in a Package
The Hack
How does it work?
Running the Hack
Hack #76. Peek Inside Closures
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #77. Find All Global Variables
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #78. Introspect Your Subroutines
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #79. Find Imported Functions
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #80. Profile Your Program Size
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #81. Reuse Perl Processes
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #82. Trace Your Ops
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #83. Write Your Own Warnings
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
9. Expand Your Perl Foo
Hack #84. Double Your Data with Dualvars
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #85. Replace Soft References with Real Ones
The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #86. Optimize Away the Annoying Stuff
The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #87. Lock Down Your Hashes
The Hack Running the Hack
Hack #88. Clean Up at the End of a Scope
The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #89. Invoke Functions in Odd Ways
The Hack
Make a Bareword invoke a function Tie a scalar variable to a function Tie an array variable to a function Tie a hash variable to a function Add a function-calling layer to filehandles
Hack #90. Glob Those Sequences
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #91. Write Less Error-Checking Code
The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #92. Return Smarter Values
Fine Distinctions Name that Return Value Out, Out, Damn Commas!
Hack #93. Return Active Values
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #94. Add Your Own Perl Syntax
The Hack
Hack #95. Modify Semantics with a Source Filter
The Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #96. Use Shared Libraries Without XS
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #97. Run Two Services on a Single TCP Port
The Hack Running the Hack Hacking the Hack
Hack #98. Improve Your Dispatch Tables
The hack Running the Code
Hack #99. Track Your Approximations
Interval interlude Teaching Perl to think in intervals
Hack #100. Overload Your Operators
The Hack
Saying what you mean
Hack #101. Learn from Obfuscations
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