Collection::Categorized 0.01

The idea is that, given a list of junk, you want to find order in the chaos. Write some categorizers (see below), dump your data in, and get it out in some sort of meaningful order. Collection::Categorized is a Perl module that can help you with that.<br /><br />SYNOPSIS<br /><br /> use Collection::Categorized;<br /><br /> # create a collection where elements are categorized by<br /> # the class they are in<br /> my $cc = Collection::Categorized->new( sub { ref $_ } );<br /><br /> # add some data<br /> $foo->{awesomeness} = 42;<br /> $cc->add($foo); # $foo isa Foo<br /> $cc->add($bar, $bar2); # $bars are Bars<br /> $cc->add(@bazs); # @bazs are Bazs<br /><br /> # see what we have<br /> my @c = $cc->categories; # (Foo, Bar, Baz)<br /><br /> # get the data by category<br /> my @foos = $cc->get('Foo'); # ($foo)<br /> my @bars = $cc->get('Bar'); # ($bar, $bar2)<br /> my @HOOO = $cc->get('HOOO'); # undef<br /><br /> # grep the data<br /> $cc->edit(sub { grep { defined $_->{awesomeness} } @_ });<br /> @foos = $cc->get('Foo'); # ($foo)<br /> @bars = $cc->get('Bar'); # ()<br /> @HOOO = $cc->get('HOOO'); # undef

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Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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