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Bryan
I am using a perl package (Data::Table) that has a function called
fromTSV and takes a name or a handler to a TSV file.
But I am generating a TSV file in memory from an XML/XSLT transform. I
want to pop this into the Data::Table stuff, but would prefer not to
dump it to disk and then read it back in.
To do this I need to give fromTSV what it expects, right? So I would
need to provide the function with a handler to a string (?).
Or maybe this is just impossible and I should rewrite fromTSV to suit my
needs?
Any hints?
Thanks,
B
fromTSV and takes a name or a handler to a TSV file.
But I am generating a TSV file in memory from an XML/XSLT transform. I
want to pop this into the Data::Table stuff, but would prefer not to
dump it to disk and then read it back in.
To do this I need to give fromTSV what it expects, right? So I would
need to provide the function with a handler to a string (?).
Or maybe this is just impossible and I should rewrite fromTSV to suit my
needs?
Any hints?
Thanks,
B