use Text::Abbrev; %hash = (); abbrev(*hash,
LIST
);
The
abbrev()
routine takes each string in
LIST
and constructs all unambiguous abbreviations (truncations) of the string with respect to the other strings in
LIST
. Each such truncation (including the null truncation consisting of the entire string) is used as a key in
%hash
for which the associated value is the non-truncated string.
So, if
good
is the only string in
LIST
beginning with
g
, the following key/value pairs will be created:
g => good, go => good, goo => good, good => good
If, on the other hand, the string
go
is also in the list, then
good
yields these key/value pairs:
goo => good, good => good
and
go
yields only:
go => go
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7.2.66 Test::Harness - Run Perl Standard Test Scripts with Statistics |
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7.2.68 Text::ParseWords - Parse Text into a List of Tokens |