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package vCard::Role::FileIO; |
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$vCard::Role::FileIO::VERSION = '3.08'; |
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use Moo::Role; |
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requires qw/encoding_in encoding_out/; |
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# PerlIO layers should look like ':encoding(UTF-8)' |
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# The ':encoding()' part does character set and encoding transformations. |
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# Without it you are just declaring the stream to be of a certain encoding. |
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# See PerlIO, PerlIO::encoding docs. |
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sub _iomode_out { |
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return { binmode => ':raw' } if $self->encoding_out eq 'none'; |
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return { binmode => ':raw:encoding(' . $self->encoding_out . ')' }; |
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return { binmode => ':raw:encoding(' . $self->encoding_in . ')' }; |
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# Filename can be a string, a Path::Tiny obj, or a Path::Class obj. |
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# Returns a Path::Tiny obj. |
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return ref $filename eq 'Path::Class::File' # |
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? path("$filename") |
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: path($filename); # works for strings and Path::Tiny objects |
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} |
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