Script::State - Keep script local variables
#!perl
use Script::State;
script_state my $count = 0; # set to last value if exists
say $count++;
# automatically write $count's current value to external file
# to be read at next script execution
- script_state my $variable = $default;
Keep this variable's state after script execution.
- Script::State->store;
Explicitly store current state. This is called in END block.
Script::State stores local variables to file after script execution.
Values of scalar variables with script_state are stored in another file,
and the values are automatically loaded when script is executed at next time.
Script::State stores variable states to file at same directory of script ($0). For example, if $0 eq 'foo/bar.pl', filename containing state is 'foo/.bar.pl.pl'.
When Script::State is import()ed, it will load previous state from the state file, and at the time script_state() is called, bind corresponding value to the variable.
When Script::State's END block is entered, this stores current variable values to the state file.
This modules currently uses Data::Dumper::Dump and eval() to store/load state, maybe unsafe.
This modules currently does not lock state files.
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This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.