Add $scalar->path to turn make a Path::Tiny object from $scalar. #247
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The load time of Path::Tiny is up to 25% of perl5i, so we must load it on demand. I benchmarked the cost of "require Path::Tiny" every time and it came out to be a significant difference for object construction. The docs are very understated for what impact on the ease of file manipulation this has. Path::Tiny has some useful class methods. cwd, rootdir, tempfile and tempdir. There's no way to access them through perl5i, you have to use Path::Tiny directly. This is less than ideal, but ok for now.
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Add $scalar->path to turn make a Path::Tiny object from $scalar.
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For #229
This is a very basic implementation. There's lots we can add to Path::Tiny which can come later.
The load time of Path::Tiny is up to 25% of perl5i, so we must load it
on demand.
I benchmarked the cost of "require Path::Tiny" every time and it
came out to be a significant difference for object construction.
The docs are very understated for what impact on the ease of
file manipulation this has.
Path::Tiny has some useful class methods. cwd, rootdir, tempfile
and tempdir. There's no way to access them through perl5i, you
have to use Path::Tiny directly. This is less than ideal, but
ok for now.