=========================================================== .___ __ __ _________________ __ __ __| _/|__|/ |_ / ___\_` __ \__ \ | | \/ __ | | \\_ __\ / /_/ > | \// __ \| | / /_/ | | || | \___ /|__| (____ /____/\____ | |__||__| /_____/ \/ \/ grep rough audit - static analysis tool v2.8 written by @Wireghoul =================================[justanotherhacker.com]=== libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-84- libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md:85:These functions also check for overloading magic, e.g. `${}` corresponds to a SCALAR reference. libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-86- ############################################## libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-115- It is equivalent to the following statement: libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md:116: `Scalar::Util::blessed($value) && $value->isa($class)`. libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-117- ############################################## libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-133- Checks whether _value_ is a string with non-zero-length contents, libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md:134: equivalent to `is_value($value) && length($value) > 0`. libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-135- ############################################## libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-141- Here, a **number** means that the perl parser can understand it and that libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md:142: the perl numeric converter (e.g. invoked by `sprintf '%g', $value`) libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-143- doesn't complain about it. ############################################## libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-166- libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md:167:These functions also checks overloading magic, e.g. `${}` for a SCALAR reference. libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-168- ############################################## libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-202- the canonical class name, which is logically cleaned up. That is, it runs libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md:203: `$value =~ s/^::(?:main::)*//;` before returning it. libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-204- ############################################## libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-214- `Can't call method "isa" without package or object reference`. libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md:215: However, `invocant(ref $x)->isa('Foo')` is always OK. libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-216- ############################################## libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-228- libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md:229: It is equivalent to `do{ my $tmp = $value; \$tmp; }`. libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-230- ############################################## libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-234- libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md:235: This is a smart version of `<do{ defined($value) ? qq{"$value"} : 'undef' }`>. libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-236- ############################################## libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-246- It is similar to libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md:247: `do{ no strict 'refs'; *{$package.'::'.$name} = \&subr; }`. libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-248- In addition, if _subr_ is an anonymous subroutine, it is located into ############################################## libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-303- its existence. That is, it is equivalent to libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md:304: `do{ no strict 'refs'; \&{package . '::' . $name} }`. libdata-util-perl-0.66/README.md-305- ############################################## libdata-util-perl-0.66/lib/Data/Util/PurePerl.pm-190- if(ref($s) eq 'CODE'){ libdata-util-perl-0.66/lib/Data/Util/PurePerl.pm:191: return sprintf '\\&%s(0x%x)', scalar(get_code_info($s)), Scalar::Util::refaddr($s); libdata-util-perl-0.66/lib/Data/Util/PurePerl.pm-192- }