debian man page for kiokudb::typemap::default

Query: kiokudb::typemap::default

OS: debian

Section: 3pm

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KiokuDB::TypeMap::Default(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation			    KiokuDB::TypeMap::Default(3pm)

NAME
KiokuDB::TypeMap::Default - A standard KiokuDB::TypeMap with predefined entries.
SYNOPSIS
# the user typemap implicitly inherits from the default one, which is # provided by the backend. my $dir = KiokuDB->new( backend => $b, typemap => $user_typemap, );
DESCRIPTION
The default typemap is actually defined per backend, in KiokuDB::TypeMap::Default::JSON and KiokuDB::TypeMap::Default::Storable. The list of classes handled by both is the same, but the typemap entries themselves are tailored to the specific backend's requirements/capabilities. The entries have no impact unless you are actually using the listed modules. The default typemap is created using KiokuDB::TypeMap::Composite and accepts all the standard options
SUPPORTED TYPES
The following typemaps provide support for these classes: core KiokuDB::Set tie Tie::RefHash, Tie::IxHash datetime DateTime uri_typemap URI, URI::WithBase path_class Path::Class::Entity authen_passphrase Authen::Passphrase perl v5.12.4 2010-10-11 KiokuDB::TypeMap::Default(3pm)
Related Man Pages
kiokudb::backend(3pm) - debian
kiokudb::liveobjects(3pm) - debian
kiokudb::typemap(3pm) - debian
kiokudb::typemap::entry::compiled(3pm) - debian
kiokudb::util(3pm) - debian
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