LV - LV ♥ lvalue

       Toby Inkster <tobyink@cpan.org>.

       Please report any bugs to <http://rt.cpan.org/Dist/Display.html?Queue=LV>.

       This software is copyright (c) 2013 by Toby Inkster.

       This  is  free  software;  you  can  redistribute  it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5
       programming language system itself.

       This module makes lvalue subroutines easy and practical to use.  It's inspired by the lvalue module which
       is sadly problematic because of the existence of another module on CPAN called Lvalue.  (They can get
       confused on file-systems that have case-insensitive file names.)

       LV comes with three different implementations, based on Variable::Magic, Sentinel and "tie"; it will
       choose and use the best available one. You can force LV to pick a particular implementation using:

          $ENV{PERL_LV_IMPLEMENTATION} = 'Magic'; # or 'Sentinel' or 'Tie'

       The tie implementation is the slowest, but will work on Perl 5.6 with only core modules.

   Functions
       "lvalue(%args)"
           Creates the magic lvalue. This must be the last expression evaluated by the lvalue sub (and thus will
           be returned by the sub) but also must not be returned using an explicit "return" keyword (which would
           break its lvaluedness).

           As  a matter of style, you may like to omit the optional semicolon after calling this function, which
           will act as a reminder that no statement should follow this one.

           The arguments are "get" and "set", which each take a coderef:

              sub xxx :lvalue {
                 lvalue(
                    get => sub { $xxx },
                    set => sub { $xxx = $_[0] },
                 ); # semicolon
              }

           Note that the "set" coderef gets passed the rvalue part as $_[0].

       "get { BLOCK }",  "set { BLOCK }"
           Convenience functions for defining "get" and "set" arguments for "lvalue":

              sub xxx :lvalue {
                 lvalue
                    get { $xxx }
                    set { $xxx = $_[0] }
              }

           As well as populating %args for "lvalue", these functions also use Sub::Name (if it's  installed)  to
           ensure that the anonymous coderefs have sensible names for the purposes of stack traces, etc.

           These functions are not exported by default.

       "implementation()"
           Can be used to determine the current backend.

           Cannot be exported.

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perl v5.36.0                                       2022-08-28                                            LV(3pm)

       LV - LV ♥ lvalue

       lvalue, Sentinel.

          use LV qw( lvalue get set );

          my $xxx;
          sub xxx :lvalue {
             lvalue
                get { $xxx }
                set { $xxx = $_[0] }
          }

          xxx() = 42;
          say xxx();    # says 42