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libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/Makefile.PL-3-
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/Makefile.PL:4:my $EUMM = eval( $ExtUtils::MakeMaker::VERSION );
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/Makefile.PL-5-
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libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README-208-    Setting `attribute` to "food" means that when Sub::HandlesVia needs to get
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README:209:    the food list, it will call `$kitchen->food` and when it needs to set the
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README:210:    food list, it will call `$kitchen->food($value)`. If you have separate
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README-211-    getter and setter methods, just do:
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libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README-396-
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README:397:    Now `$kitchen->remove_food` will remove the last food on the list and
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README-398-    return it. But what if we don't care about what food was removed? We just
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libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README-441-
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README:442:    Now `$kitchen->find_food($coderef)` does this (which breaks encapsulation
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README-443-    of course):
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libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README-446-
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README:447:    And `$kitchen->find_healthiest_food` does this:
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README-448-
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libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README-463-
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README:464:    `$kitchen->get_food(0)` will return the first item on the list.
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README:465:    `$kitchen->get_food(1)` will return the second item on the list. And so
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README-466-    on.
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libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README-491-    Here you have an attribute which might be an arrayref or a hashref. When
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README:492:    it's an arrayref, `$object->ship_shape` will work nicely, but
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README:493:    `$object->the_keys` will fail badly.
libsub-handlesvia-perl-0.016/README-494-