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  Methods
    `characters`
        Returns a list of all known characters. In scalar context, returns the
        count of characters.

        Characters are Acme::Marvel::CinematicUniverse::Character objects.

    find($needle)
        Given a string or regexp to search for, searches for a character by
        name, returning all the results as a list. In scalar context, returns
        the first match, which may or may not be the "best" match.

        Strings given as search terms are treated case-insensitively. Regexps
        are used as-is, so may or may not be case-sensitive.

        Characters are Acme::Marvel::CinematicUniverse::Character objects.

    `instance_modules`
        Returns a list of modules that have been used to find character data.

    load_character($character)

lib/Acme/Marvel/CinematicUniverse/Characters.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

Returns a list of all known characters. In scalar context, returns the
count of characters.

Characters are L<Acme::Marvel::CinematicUniverse::Character> objects.

=item C<< find($needle) >>

Given a string or regexp to search for, searches for a character by name,
returning all the results as a list. In scalar context, returns the first
match, which may or may not be the "best" match.

Strings given as search terms are treated case-insensitively. Regexps
are used as-is, so may or may not be case-sensitive.

Characters are L<Acme::Marvel::CinematicUniverse::Character> objects.

=item C<< instance_modules >>

Returns a list of modules that have been used to find character data.