Acme::Handwave - Get the result you want without tedious algorithms or real programming

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NAME

Acme::Handwave - Get the result you want without tedious algorithms or real programming

SYNOPSIS

  use Acme::Handwave;

  my %foo = (bar =>  143,
             baz =>  156,
             quxx => 543);

  my %result = handwave(data =>     \%foo,
                        expected => {bar => 333,
                                     baz => 332,
                                     quxx => 331});

  my $string = "this string needs transmogrifying";

  $string = handwave(data => $string,
                     expected => "this string is transmogrified");

  my @foobar = qw(a  b  c  d  e  f g);

  my @barfoo = handwave(data => \@foobar,
                        expected => ['h', 'i', 'j']);

DESCRIPTION

Spent hours trying to tweak that algorithm, but never quite getting the result you're expecting? Now you can bypass all of that hassle with new, whiter-than-white Acme::Handwave.

Just give it the data structure you're trying to manipulate, and the result you've been expecting.

A little handwaving magic later, and presto! The result you were looking for.

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handwave()

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