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This module hacks 'Tie::File' to allow it to manage any kind of data. See the documentation of 'Tie::File' for more details on the functionality of this module. To do so, you must provide a code reference (an anonymous subroutine) to the tie call. This code should be able to read one record of your data file per call. There are already some modules that subclasses this one and provide examples of use of this module. For example, check the documentation for Tie::File::AnyData::Bio::Fasta or Tie::File::AnyData::MultiRecord_CSV. You can use them as guidelines to build your own subroutines and modules. If you don't know how to do that, but you are still interested in having a module that manages your format of interest, contact me and I will do my best to help you in the implementation. This module keeps intact all the goodies that Tie::File offers (caching and memory limits, deferred writing, etc). In fact you can safely use this module with the default parameters instead of Tie::File without performance penalty.
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