Data::Dumper now checks to see if a special case for a particular PMC is
implemented, and if
not, the code falls back to a generic implementation for each of array, hash,
string, integer,
and float.
Added in string, integer, and float does types to pmc2c.pl and the various
core/perl types
th
On Jul 23, 2005, at 23:14, Will Coleda (via RT) wrote:
With a check first to see if the pmc/object that was passed
implemented a "dump" method.
The opcode C does exist, as well as interface names like 'hash'
or 'array'.
new P0, .Hash
does I0, P0, 'hash'
print I0
See also
perldoc bui
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It would be nice if, rather than the various "pmcPerlHash" and
"pmcPerlArray" variants