SYNOPSIS

use Sepia::Xref qw(rebuild defs callers);
rebuild;
for (defs 'foo') {
printf "%s:%d: sub %s\::foo() defined\n", @{$_}[0..2];
}
for (callers 'foo') {
printf "%s:%d: sub foo() called by %s\::%s().\n", @{$_}[0..3];
}

DESCRIPTION

"Sepia::Xref" is intended as a programmatic interface to the information supplied by B::Xref. It is intended to be a component for interactive Perl development, with other packages providing a friendly interface to the raw information it extracts. "B::Xref" could be seen as an example of this sort of user-level tool, if it weren't for the fact that this module was created later, and stole most of its code.

Variables

%call

A map of subs to call locations and callers

%callby

A map of subs to subs called.

%var_use

A map of global/package variables to uses.

%var_def

A map of global/package variables to definitions (usually empty, since it only picks up local (...) declarations.

Functions

"guess_module_file($pack, $ofile)"

XXX: it turns out that rooting around trying to figure out the file ourselves is more reliable than what we grab from the op. Are we doing this wrong?

"rebuild()"

Rebuild the Xref database.

"forget($func [, $mod])"

Forget that $func was defined.

"redefined($func [, $pack])"

Recompute xref info for $func, or "$pack::$func" if $pack given.

"callers($func)"

List callers of $func.

"callees($func)"

List callees of $func.

"var_defs($var)"

Find locations where $var is defined.

"var_uses($var)"

Find locations where $var is used.

"var_assigns($var)"

Find locations where $var is assigned to.

"file_modules($file)"

List the modules defined in file $file.

"var_apropos($expr)"

Find variables matching $expr.

EXPORTS

Nothing by default, but all sub and variable described above can be imported. "Sepia::Xref" also defines the tags ":most" for the above-listed functions, and ":all" for those and the variables as well.

AUTHOR

B::Xref by Malcolm Beattie, m(angl|odifi)ed by Sean O'Rourke ([email protected]).