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Data::Remember::POE(3) User Contributed Perl Documentation Data::Remember::POE(3)

Data::Remember::POE - a brain for Data::Remember linked to the POE session heap

version 0.140490

  # An absurd POE programming demonstrating how Data::Remember::POE works
  
  use Data::Remember POE => 'Memory';
  use POE;

  POE::Session->create(
      inline_states => {
          _start      => \&start,
          count_to_10 => \&count_to_10,
          print_count => \&print_count,
      },
      heap => brain->new_heap,
  );
  POE::Kernel->run;

  sub start {
      my $kernel = $_[KERNEL];
      $kernel->yield( 'count_to_10' );
  }

  sub count_to_10 {
      my $kernel = $_[KERNEL];

      for my $count ( 1 .. 10 ) {
          remember [ count => $count ] = "The count is $count.\n";
          $kernel->yield( print_count => $count );
      }
  }

  sub print_count {
      my ($kernel, $count) = @_[KERNEL,ARG0];

      my $message = recall [ count => $count ];
      print $message;
  }

Normally, when using Data::Remember, the brain used is linked to the package from which the various functions are called. By using Data::Remember::POE to store your brain, the calls to "remember", "recall", and "forget" will instead work according to the current POE session.

This means that it's possible to define two POE sessions that use Data::Remember from the same package, but each will use a different brain.

Creates a new object and tells the brain to use "CONFIG" as the default heap configuration.

Creates a new brain object to be stored in a sessions heap established when "create" in POE::Session is called. This new heap will be created according to the configuration from when Data::Remember was used. For example,

  use Data::Remember POE => 'Memory';

This declaration would case "new_heap" to initialize a new brain using Data::Remember::Memory.

You may also specify a "CONFIG" argument, which will override the configuration set when Data::Remember was used. For example,

  POE::Session->create(
      inline_states => { ... },
      heap => brain->new_heap( YAML => file => 'brain.yml' ),
  );

This overrides whatever options were set during the use and uses Data::Remember::YAML instead.

Stores "FACT" into "QUE" for the brain in the current POE session.

Fetches the fact that has been stored in "QUE" for the brain in the current POE session heap.

Deletes any fact that has been stored in "QUE" for the brain in the current POE session heap.

Returns the brain stored in the current session heap, in case you need to call any brain methods there.

Data::Remember

Andrew Sterling Hanenkamp <hanenkamp@cpan.org>

This software is copyright (c) 2014 by Qubling Software LLC.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.

2014-02-18 perl v5.32.1

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