NAME
Net::Silk::TCPFlags - SiLK TCP session flags
SYNOPSIS
use Net::Silk::TCPFlags;
my $f1 = Net::Silk::TCPFlags->new('FSRP');
my $f2 = Net::Silk::TCPFlags->new(5);
my $f3 = $f1 & $f2;
$f1->syn; # true
$f1->ack; # false
print "flags: $f1\n";
print "flags: $f2\n";
print "flags: $f3\n";
$f1->matches("fs/fsau"); # true
DESCRIPTION
Net::Silk::TCPFlags objects represent the eight bits of flags from a TCP session.
METHODS
- new($spec)
 - 
Returns a new
Net::Silk::TCPFlagsobject. The provide spec can be another TCP flags object, a string, or an integer. If an integer is provided it should be the 8-bit representation of the flags. If a string is provided it should consist of a concatenation of zero or more of the characters F, S, R, P, A, U, E, and C (upper or lower case) representing the FIN, SYN, RST, PSH, ACK, URG, ECE, and CWR flags. Whitespace in the string is ignored. - fin()
 - 
Return true if the FIN flag is set on flags, false otherwise.
 - syn()
 - 
Return true if the SYN flag is set on flags, false otherwise.
 - rst()
 - 
Return true if the RST flag is set on flags, false otherwise.
 - psh()
 - 
Return true if the PSH flag is set on flags, false otherwise.
 - ack()
 - 
Return true if the ACK flag is set on flags, false otherwise.
 - urg()
 - 
Return true if the URG flag is set on flags, false otherwise.
 - ece()
 - 
Return true if the ECE flag is set on flags, false otherwise.
 - cwr()
 - 
Return true if the CWR flag is set on flags, false otherwise.
 - matches($flagmask)
 - 
Given a string mask of the form high_flags/mask_flags, return true if the flags match high_flags after being masked with mask_flags, false otherwise. Given a flagmask without the slash (/), return true if all bits in flagmask are set in these flags, i.e. a flagmask without a slash is interpreted as flagmask/flagmask.
 - int()
 - 
Return the numeric representation of these flags.
 - str()
 - 
Return the string representation of these flags. This method is tied to the
""operator and is invoked when quoted. - padded()
 - 
Return the whitespace-padded string representation of these flags.
 - and($flagmask)
 - 
Logical AND with the given flags. Bound to the
&operator. - or($flagmask)
 - 
Logical OR with the given flags. Bound to the
|operator. - xor($flagmask)
 - 
Logical EXCLUSIVE OR with the given flags. Bound to the
^operator. - neg
 - 
Logical NEGATION of these flags. Bound to the
~operator. - eq($flags)
 - 
String equality with the given flags. Bound to the
eqoperator. - ne($flags)
 - 
String inequality with the given flags. Bound to the
neoperator. - eq_num($flags)
 - 
Numeric equality with the given flags. Bound to the
==operator. - ne_num($flags)
 - 
Numeric inequality with the given flags. Bound to the
!=operator. - cmp($flags)
 - 
Comparison (-1, 0, 1) with the given flags. Bound to the
cmpoperator. - not()
 - 
Boolean negation. Returns true if no flags are set, false otherwise. Bound to the
!operator. 
OPERATORS
The following operators are overloaded and work with Net::Silk::TCPFlags objects:
""            ==
&             !=
|             cmp
^             <=>
~             int
eq            !
ne
CONSTANTS
The following constants are available for export with the :flags key:
- TCP_FIN
 - 
A TCPFlags object iwth only the FIN flag set.
 - TCP_SYN
 - 
A TCPFlags object iwth only the SYN flag set.
 - TCP_RST
 - 
A TCPFlags object iwth only the RST flag set.
 - TCP_PSH
 - 
A TCPFlags object iwth only the PSH flag set.
 - TCP_ACK
 - 
A TCPFlags object iwth only the ACK flag set.
 - TCP_URG
 - 
A TCPFlags object iwth only the URG flag set.
 - TCP_ECE
 - 
A TCPFlags object iwth only the ECE flag set.
 - TCP_CWR
 - 
A TCPFlags object iwth only the CWR flag set.
 
SEE ALSO
Net::Silk, Net::Silk::RWRec, Net::Silk::IPSet, Net::Silk::Bag, Net::Silk::Pmap, Net::Silk::IPWildcard, Net::Silk::Range, Net::Silk::CIDR, Net::Silk::IPAddr, Net::Silk::ProtoPort, Net::Silk::File, Net::Silk::Site, silk(7)
COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2011-2016 by Carnegie Mellon University
Use of the Net-Silk library and related source code is subject to the terms of the following licenses:
GNU Public License (GPL) Rights pursuant to Version 2, June 1991 Government Purpose License Rights (GPLR) pursuant to DFARS 252.227.7013
NO WARRANTY
See GPL.txt and LICENSE.txt for more details.