============================================================================== Release of version 1.01 of Data::Hexdumper ============================================================================== NAME Data::Hexdumper - SYNOPSIS in user's code: use Data::Hexdumper; print hexdump( data => $data, # a blob of binary data number_format => 'v', # the format to use start_position => 100000, # starting offset in file end_position => 100511 # ending offset ); INSTALLATION Do the usual: perl Makefile.PL make make test make install DESCRIPTION If you've ever needed to work with binary data files - in particular nasty files whose documentation is largely a work of fiction, then you will appreciate the need for a tool to help make sense of the structure. There is already a Data::HexDump module (by Fabien Tassin, fta@oleane.net) which you should use if your needs are simple. However, Data::Hexdumper gives you a lot more options, to control things like whether to dump in bytes, shorts or longs, and in little- endian or big-endian order. AUTHOR David Cantrell (david@cantrell.org.uk) COPYRIGHT and LICENCE Copyright (c) 2001-2, David Cantrell. This module is free software. It may be used, redistributed and/or modified under the same terms as perl itself.