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Data::Stream::Bulk::UtUser)Contributed Perl DocumenData::Stream::Bulk::Util(3)

NAME
       Data::Stream::Bulk::Util - Utility functions for Data::Stream::Bulk

VERSION
       version 0.11

SYNOPSIS
	       use Data::Stream::Bulk::Util qw(array);

	       use namespace::clean;

	       # Wrap a list in L<Data::Stream::Bulk::Array>
	       return bulk(qw(foo bar gorch baz));

	       # return an empty resultset
	       return nil();

DESCRIPTION
       This module exports convenience functions for use with
       Data::Stream::Bulk.

EXPORTS
       Sub::Exporter is used to create the "import" routine, and all of its
       aliasing/currying goodness is of course supported.

       nil Creates a new Data::Stream::Bulk::Nil object.

	   Takes no arguments.

       bulk @items
	   Creates a new Data::Stream::Bulk::Array wrapping @items.

       cat @streams
	   Concatenate several streams together.

	   Returns "nil" if no arguments are provided.

       filter { ... } $stream
	   Calls "filter" on $stream with the provided filter.

       unique $stream
	   Filter the stream to remove duplicates.

	   Note that memory use may potentially scale to O(k) where k is the
	   number of distinct items, because this is implemented in terms of a
	   seen hash.

	   In the future this will be optimized to be iterative for sorted
	   streams.

	   References are keyed by their refaddr (see "id" in
	   Hash::Util::FieldHash).

AUTHOR
       Yuval Kogman <nothingmuch@woobling.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
       This software is copyright (c) 2012 by Yuval Kogman.

       This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
       the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.

perl v5.14.2			  2012-02-14	   Data::Stream::Bulk::Util(3)
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