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0.020 2011-12-21
  - Updated to be compatible with VSO 0.21
0.019 2011-12-14
  - Bucket's S3 was a weak ref, which caused problems sometimes.  Not anymore...
    we'll see if that fixes it.
0.018 2011-12-13
  - Thanks to ukautz++ (Ulrich Kautz) for adding the ability to set the content-type
    of files stored in S3.
  - He even updated the POD to show how to set the content-type (via 'contenttype').
0.017 2011-12-11
  - Fixed broken META.yml (again)
0.016 2011-12-10
  - Fixed broken META.yml
0.015 2011-12-10
  - Migrated to github.
  - Added repository url to meta.
    
  
  
  lib/AWS/S3/File.pm view on Meta::CPAN
  2009-10-28T22:32:00
=head2 contents
ScalarRef|CodeRef - read-write.
Returns a scalar-reference of the file's contents.
Accepts either a scalar-ref or a code-ref (which would return a scalar-ref).
Once given a new value, the file is instantly updated on Amazon S3.
  # GOOD: (uses scalarrefs)
  my $value = "A string";
  $file->contents( \$value );
  $file->contents( sub { return \$value } );
  
  # BAD: (not scalarrefs)
  $file->contents( $value );
  $file->contents( sub { return $value } );
    
  
  
  t/010_basic.t view on Meta::CPAN
    ok my $file = $bucket->file('code/test.txt'), "got file back from bucket";
    is ${$file->contents}, $text, "file.contents on code is correct";
    $file->contents( sub { return \uc($text) } );
    is ${$file->contents}, uc($text), "file.contents on code is correct after update";
    
    $file->delete;
  };
  
  # Set contents:
  SET_CONTENTS: {
    my $new_contents = "This is the updated value"x10;
    ok my $file = $bucket->file($filename), 'bucket.file(filename) works';
    $file->contents( \$new_contents );
    
    # Now check it:
    is ${$bucket->file($filename)->contents}, $new_contents, "set file.contents works";
    
    # use alternative update method
    $new_contents = 'More new content';
    $file->update( contents => \$new_contents );
    is ${$bucket->file($filename)->contents}, $new_contents, "set file.update works";
    
  
  
  
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