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Re: Understanding Chaosby Old_Gray_Bear (Chancellor) |
| on Apr 21, 2007 at 20:15 UTC ( #611316=note: print w/ replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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The Perl Debugger (perl -d) is your friend. The 'm' command reports on the various methods available to an object; use it just after you have instantiated the beast -- 'T' gives stack trace information and tells the context the routines are called in. I also use 's' step into method calls and then explore with 'w' and friends to see where I really ended up. In terms of graphics, I have yet to find something that beats pencil and paper for the fine detail, white-board and Visio diagrams for the over-all structure. And Document Everything! Build POD, ReadMeFirst files, Twiki pages, what ever make you comfortable. Even if you don't have to come this way again, someone else will.
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