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        This will initiate a HTTP GET on the URL passed to "new" and call
        $cb when done.

        $feed_reader is the feed reader object itself. $new_entries is an
        array reference containing the new entries. A new entry in that
        array is another array containing a calculated hash over the
        contents of the new entry, and the XML::Feed::Entry object of that
        entry. $feed_obj is the XML::Feed feed object used to parse the
        fetched feed and contains all entries (and not just the 'new' ones).

        What a 'new' entry is, is decided by a map of hashes as described in
        the "entry_ages" method's documentation above.

AUTHOR
    Robin Redeker, "<elmex@ta-sa.org>"

SEE ALSO
    XML::Feed

    AnyEvent::HTTP

lib/AnyEvent/Feed.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

This will initiate a HTTP GET on the URL passed to C<new> and call C<$cb> when
done.

C<$feed_reader> is the feed reader object itself.  C<$new_entries> is an
array reference containing the new entries.  A new entry in that array is
another array containing a calculated hash over the contents of the new entry,
and the L<XML::Feed::Entry> object of that entry.  C<$feed_obj> is the
L<XML::Feed> feed object used to parse the fetched feed and contains all
entries (and not just the 'new' ones).

What a 'new' entry is, is decided by a map of hashes as described in the
C<entry_ages> method's documentation above.

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sub _get_headers {
   my ($self, %hdrs) = @_;

   my %hdrs = %{$self->{headers} || {}};

   if (defined $self->{last_mod}) {