The DataFAX Perl extension allows for the creation and configuration of DataFAX objects within Perl programming, providing a simple yet powerful tool for data management and organization.
Data::Fax is a Perl module designed as a parent class for all subsequent classes within the Data::Fax namespace. With Data::Fax, you can create an empty object using the new method and set debug levels or reset values with ease.
In addition to creating an empty object, you can also define a hash array for the parameters, set/get scalar values, set/get array or hash array values, and use various utility methods.
Setting and getting scalar values is a breeze with Data::Fax - each method for setting or getting scalar values has corresponding methods without the "get_" or "set_" prefix.
Data::Fax also provides methods for setting and getting array or hash array values. These methods are similar to setting/getting scalar values, but with some differences in syntax. You can read from a DataFAX initial file, set it to a hash array ref, get the hash array, get the hash array ref, get the value of a key from the array, or set a key to a new value.
Finally, Data::Fax also provides several utility methods, including an echo message method, a parameter display method, and a debug method. With Data::Fax, creating robust and reliable software applications is a breeze.
In addition to creating an empty object, you can also define a hash array for the parameters, set/get scalar values, set/get array or hash array values, and use various utility methods.
Setting and getting scalar values is a breeze with Data::Fax - each method for setting or getting scalar values has corresponding methods without the "get_" or "set_" prefix.
Data::Fax also provides methods for setting and getting array or hash array values. These methods are similar to setting/getting scalar values, but with some differences in syntax. You can read from a DataFAX initial file, set it to a hash array ref, get the hash array, get the hash array ref, get the value of a key from the array, or set a key to a new value.
Finally, Data::Fax also provides several utility methods, including an echo message method, a parameter display method, and a debug method. With Data::Fax, creating robust and reliable software applications is a breeze.
What's New
Version 0.02: N/A