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README

1Data::Walk is for data, what File::Find is for file systems.  You can
2use it for traversing arbitrarily complex Perl data structures.
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4Its closest relatives on CPAN are currently Data::Traverse and
5Data::Walker.  Data::Traverse is very similar but can only handle
6unblessed references and has less options.  Data::Walker offers an
7interactive approach for traversing data structures.
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9Data::Dumper also offers some callbacks when traversing the structures,
10but not the ones that I needed.  That was motivation enough for writing
11Data::Walk.
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13You can checkout the latest version from git:
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15    git clone git://git.guido-flohr.net/perl/Data-Walk.git
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17Guido Flohr
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