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maintenance considerations: 11.5. Creating Getters and Setters More Easily

make dist: 13.9. Trivial make dist

13.9. Trivial make dist

make install: 13.8. Trivial make install

make test: 13.7. Trivial make test

14. Essential Testing

14.2. Writing Tests with Test::Simple

Makefile.PL

controlling distribution: 13.5. Controlling the Distribution with Makefile.PL

PREFIX=option: 13.6. Alternate Installation Locations (PREFIX=...)

13.10. Using the Alternate Library Location

test harness: 13.7. Trivial make test

14.1. What the Test Harness Does

14.1. What the Test Harness Does

14.3. Writing Tests with Test::More

testing and: 15.3. Preparing Your Distribution

MANIFEST file: 13.2. Looking at the Templates

13.2. Looking at the Templates

15.3. Preparing Your Distribution

map operator (see also Schwartzian Transform)

functionality: 5.4. The map and grep Operators

indirection and: 5.6. Applying a Bit of Indirection

scalar context: 5.5. Using map

selecting complex data: 5.7. Selecting and Altering Complex Data

Math::BigInt module: 12.4. A More Typical Object-Oriented Module: Math::BigInt

12.4. A More Typical Object-Oriented Module: Math::BigInt

member variables: 9.1. A Horse Is a Horse, of Course of Course--or Is It?

9.8. More Interesting Instances

memory addresses: 3.2. Taking a Reference to an Array

3.8. References to Hashes

memory management: 4.4. When Reference Counting Goes Bad

10.6. Weakening the Argument

meta-variables: 10.5. Using Class Variables

methods (see also class methods, instance methods)

abstract methods: 11.5. Creating Getters and Setters More Easily

getters doubling as setters: 9.13. Getters That Double as Setters

inheritance and: 8.4. Calling a Second Method to Simplify Things

8.4. Calling a Second Method to Simplify Things

instances and: 9.2. Invoking an Instance Method

9.2. Invoking an Instance Method

invocation arrow: 8.2. Introducing the Method Invocation Arrow

8.2. Introducing the Method Invocation Arrow

8.10. Where We Are So Far...

10.3. Indirect Object Notation

overriding: 8.6. Overriding the Methods

parameters and: 8.3. The Extra Parameter of Method Invocation

8.3. The Extra Parameter of Method Invocation

9.7. Adding Parameters to a Method

9.7. Adding Parameters to a Method

restricting: 9.14. Restricting a Method to Class-Only or Instance-Only

superclasses: 10.2. Beating a Dead Horse

10.2. Beating a Dead Horse

UNIVERSAL class and: 11.1. UNIVERSAL Methods

working with classes: 9.6. Making a Method Work with Either Classes or Instances

modules (see also packages)

announcing: 15.5. Announcing the Module

core modules: 2.7. Packages as Namespace Separators

9.4. How to Build a Horse

11.3. AUTOLOAD as a Last Resort

distributions and: 13.1. Starting with h2xs

13.3. The Prototype Module Itself

overview: 12. Using Modules

my variables: 2.3. Using do

2.8. Scope of a Package Directive

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