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package Grepper; |
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# This is an example of how to use the Text::Filter class. |
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# It implements a module that provides a single instance method: grep, |
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# that performs some kind of grep(1)-style function (how surprising!). |
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# A class method 'grepper' is also provided for easy access to do 'the |
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# right thing'. |
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use base qw(Text::Filter); |
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our @EXPORT = qw(grepper); |
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# Constructor. All is done by the superclass. |
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# Instance method, just an example. No magic. |
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sub grep { |
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while ( defined ($line = $self->readline) ) { |
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$self->writeline ($line) if $line =~ $pat; |
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# Class method, for convenience. |
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# Usage: grepper (, |
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sub grepper { |
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my ($input, $output, $pat) = @_; |
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# Create a Grepper object. |
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my $grepper = new Grepper (input => $input, output => $output); |
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$grepper->grep ($pat); |
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