NAME
Hub::Data::File - File
SYNOPSIS
use Hub qw(:standard);
my $file = mkinst('File', 'foo.txt');
print ${$file->get_content()};DESCRIPTION
A basic file which can be written and saved. It acts as a singleton and is integrated into the filecache system (supports refresh).
Intention
The FileSystem::snapshot method creates an image of the file system. Each file is an instance of this class. We delay reading from disk until it is necessary. We do not keep a file handle open.
PUBLIC METHODS
new
delay_reading
- Instruct FileCache to delay reading from disk
reload
- Callback from FileCache when a read from disk is performed
get_data
get_content
- Return file contents
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Usage: get_content [options]options:
-as_ref => 1 # Return a reference -text_only => 1 # Do not return binary data
set_content
save
- Save file contents to disk
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Usage: save [options]options: -priority => 'content' Content values presceed data values
set_sort_order
INTERNAL METHODS
_merge_data_into_content
AUTHOR
Ryan Gies (ryangies@livesite.net)
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2006-2007 by Livesite Networks, LLC. All rights reserved.
Copyright (C) 2000-2005 by Ryan Gies. All rights reserved.
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UPDATED
08/02/2007