NAME

List::UtilsBy::XS - XS implementation of List::UtilsBy

SYNOPSIS

  use List::UtilsBy::XS qw(sort_by);
  sort_by { $_->{foo} } @hash_ref_list

You can use those functions same as List::UtilsBy ones, but some functions have limitation. See LIMITATION section.

DESCRIPTION

List::UtilsBy::XS is XS implementation of List::UtilsBy. Functions are more fast than original ones.

FUNCTIONS

Same as List::UtilsBy

List::UtilsBy::XS implements following functions.

sort_by
nsort_by
rev_sort_by
rev_nsort_by
max_by (alias nmax_by)
min_by (alias nmin_by)
uniq_by
partition_by
count_by
zip_by
unzip_by
extract_by
weighted_shuffle_by
bundle_by

LIMITATIONS

Some functions are implemented by lightweight callback API. "sort_by", "rev_sort_by", "nsort_by", "rev_nsort_by", "min_by", "max_by", "nmin_by", "nmax_by", "uniq_by", "partion_by", "count_by", "extract_by", "weighted_shuffle_by" are limited some features.

Limitations are:

Don't change argument $_ in code block

List::UtilsBy localizes $_ in the code block, but List::UtilsBy::XS doesn't localize it and it is only alias same as "map", "grep". So you should not modify $_ in callback subroutine.

Can't access to arguments as @_ in code block

You can access argument as only $_ and cannot access as @_, $_[n].

AUTHOR

Syohei YOSHIDA <syohex@gmail.com>

COPYRIGHT

LICENSE

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.