Tie::Persistent.pm

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Tie::Persistent.pm is a Perl module that helps to make your applications data persistent in an easy-to-use way. Just tie those variables that shall contain persistent data to this module, specify a filename where the data is to be kept, and you are done.

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2000-04-28

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