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From: Torsten Foertsch <torsten.foertsch@gmx.net>
To: dev@perl.apache.org
Subject: xs maps
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2007 13:37:06 +0200
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Hi,

can someone shed some light on the first characters in *_structures.map fil=
es?=20
=46or example in=20

<apr_bucket_type_t>
<  name
=2D  num_func
=2E..
</apr_bucket_type_t>

<apr_bucket>
>  link
<  type
=2E..
</apr_bucket>

<apr_bucket_brigade>
~  pool
=2E..
</apr_bucket_brigade>
=2E..
<apr_uri_t>
&  scheme
   hostinfo
=2E..
=2D  dns_resolved
</apr_uri_t>

What do these [ $%><~-?&!] mean?

$ perl -MData::Dumper -ne '/^(.)\s/ and $h{$1}++; END{print Dumper(\%h)}'=20
*_structures.map
$VAR1 =3D {
          '$' =3D> 10,
          ' ' =3D> 134,
          '%' =3D> 6,
          '#' =3D> 6,
          '>' =3D> 24,
          '~' =3D> 14,
          '-' =3D> 48,
          '?' =3D> 2,
          '&' =3D> 14,
          '<' =3D> 81,
          '!' =3D> 12
        };

Torsten

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