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Index: P
- pack function
- 14.2. Starting with Perl/Tk
- 14.4.1. Packer
- package statement : 6.1. Basic Package
- packages : (see modules/packages)
- packer geometry manager : 14.4.1. Packer
- padlists : 20.3.5.2. How local and my work
- parameters
- passing with typeglobs : 3.2.2.1. Efficient parameter passing
- SWIG and : 18.3. SWIG Features
- XS and : 18.4.2. Default and Optional Parameters
- parentheses, for anonymous arrays : 1.2.3. References to Anonymous Storage
- parse_query function : 11.3.1.3. Query processing
- parser, input specification
- 17.2. Jeeves Example
- 17.3.1. Advantages of This Architecture
- example of : 17.5. Sample Specification Parser
- parser, template : 17.4.2. Template Parser
- pattern matching (example) : 5.5.1. A Fast Multipattern grep
- PDL module : 2.2. Example: Matrices
- Peek module
- 20.1. Reading the Source
- 20.3.1.2. Inside SVs
- peephole optimizer : 20.2.2.2. Compilation and code generation stages
- percent sign (%) for dereferencing hashes : 1.1.5. References to Hashes
- performance
- efficient attribute storage : 8.1. Efficient Attribute Storage
- eval function to improve : 5.5. Using Eval for Efficiency
- memory management
- 1.6. A View of the Internals
- 20.5.6. Memory Management Using XS
- references and : 1.2.2. Performance Efficiency
- typeglob aliases and : 3.2.2. Using Typeglob Aliases
- Perl
- advantages of : Why Perl?
- API for : 19.2. Embedding Overview
- architecture : 20.2. Architecture
- code generation : 17.1. On Code Generation
- compiler for : 20.7. A Peek into the Future
- debugger for : 20.1. Reading the Source
- printing data structures with : 2.5. Pretty-Printing
- embedding
- 19. Embedding Perl:The Easy Way
- 20.4.1. Calling a Perl Subroutine
- 20.6. Easy Embedding API
- executor : 20.2.3. Executor
- extensions : 19.4. Adding Extensions
- future of : 20.7. A Peek into the Future
- language syntax : Language Syntax
- resources on : Resources
- translator : 20.2.2. Translator
- using C with : 18. Extending Perl:A First Course
- Mandelbrot code example : 18.2. Example: Fractals with Perl
- value types : 20.3. Perl Value Types
- Perl interpreter : The Perl Interpreter
- Perl/Tk toolkit : 14.2. Starting with Perl/Tk
- event bindings : 14.6. Event Bindings
- event loops : 14.7. Event Loops
- ptK (portable Tk) : 14.1. Introduction to GUIs, Tk, and Perl/Tk
- timers : 14.5. Timers
- widget reference : A. Tk Widget Reference
- PERL5LIB environment variable : 6.2.1. Load Path
- perl_alloc function : 19.2. Embedding Overview
- perl_call_argv function
- 19.2. Embedding Overview
- 19.3. Examples
- perl_call_va function
- 19.2. Embedding Overview
- 19.3. Examples
- 20.6. Easy Embedding API
- perl_construct function : 19.2. Embedding Overview
- perl_eval_va function
- 19.2. Embedding Overview
- 19.3. Examples
- 20.6. Easy Embedding API
- perl_parse function
- 19.2. Embedding Overview
- 19.3. Examples
- PerlInterpreter structure : 20.2.1.1. Multiple interpreters
- PerlIO object : 20.2.1. Perl Objects
- perlman text viewer : 16. GUI Example: Man Page Viewer
- perltoot document : 4.4.3. Closures Versus Objects
- persistence
- 10. Persistence
- 11. Implementing Object Persistence
- Adaptor project : 11. Implementing Object Persistence
- record-oriented : 10.3. Record-Oriented Approach
- streamed data : 10.2. Streamed Data
- transparent (orthogonal)
- 11. Implementing Object Persistence
- 11.2.1. Design Goals
- pixmaps, widgets and : 14.3.1.2. Images
- platform independence : 10.1. Persistence Issues
- plotting expressions : 4.2.2.1. Expression plotting
- .pm and .pl files : 6.2. Packages and Files
- POD format : 17.1. On Code Generation
- pointer values (PVs) : 20.3.1. Scalar Values
- pointers : (see references)
- polymorphism
- 7.1. OO: An Introduction
- 7.2.4. The Need for Polymorphism
- "poor man's garbage collection" : 1.6.1. Reference Counts
- POP3 module : 12.6.2. Net::POP3
- portability : 10.1. Persistence Issues
- ports and port numbers : 12.1. Networking Primer
- positioning text widgets : 14.3.5.1. Inserting text at absolute positions
- precedence, references and : 1.1.6. Confusion About Precedence
- prepare statement (SQL) : 10.4.1.2. Select
- pretty-printing : 2.5. Pretty-Printing
- privacy
- 1.2.3. References to Anonymous Storage
- 6.4. Privacy
- procedures : (see subroutines)
- professors/students/courses example : 2.3. Professors, Students, Courses
- properties, widgets
- A. Tk Widget Reference
- 14.3.1. Widget Properties
- property types : 20.3.6. Magic Variables
- pseudo-random number generation : 4.4.2.1. Random number generation
- pTk language : (see Perl/Tk toolkit)
- Python language : Why Perl?
- closures in : 4.5.2. Python
- __getattr__ and __setattr__ : 9.6.2. Python
- modular programming in : 6.9.2. Python
- object orientation of : 7.5.2. Python
- references in : 1.7.2. Python
- run-time evaluation and error handling : 5.7.2. Python
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