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NAMETie::Function - wrap functions in tied hash sugarSYNOPSIS AND EXAMPLEuse Tie::Function 0.01; tie my %a, Tie::Function => sub{join '_'x$_[0],qw/( | )/}; print "small: $a{1}\nmedium: $a{2}\nwide: $a{3}\n"; # we split on $; to recover multiple arguments tie my %times, Tie::Function => sub{ $_[0] * $_[1] }; print "3 times 5 is $times{3,5}\n" DESCRIPTIONTie::Function simplifies wrapping functions in tied hash syntax so they can be interpolated in double-quoted literals without messy intermediate variables.Here's how I use it the most: use HTML::Entities; use Tie::Function; tie my %Entitize => 'Tie::Function' => \&encode_entities; ... print <<EOF; <em>$Entitize{$somethingaboutsomething}</em><br> <textarea name="something" cols="60" rows="10">$Entitize{$something}</textarea> EOF ... EXPORTnothingHISTORY0.01initial version0.02relaxed stricture, turned off warnings to silence "split on unitialized value" warningAUTHORCopyright (C) 2004,2005 david nicol davidnico@cpan.org released under your choice of the GNU Public or Artistic licensesSEE ALSOperltieTie::OneOff Interpolation Tie::Filter overload
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