SPVM::Native::API(3)

🦋 SPVM::Native::API 🦋

okay so this is the SPVM::Native::API page from the User Contributed Perl Documentation section, and bestie, it's giving "tiny module, big responsibilities" ✨

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💜 Name

SPVM::Native::API — Native APIs. that's the whole name section, short and iconic 💅

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🌸 Description

so the Native::API class in SPVM has methods to call native APIs. that's it, that's the vibe check, and honestly? obsessed 🫶

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🎀 Usage

like, literally just:

use Native::API;

and you're in, no cap 💖

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⭐ Fields

🧚 env

has env : Native::Env;

your environment field, right there, main character energy 👑

🍓 stack

has stack : Native::Stack;

the stack field, keeping things stacked (literally) 💅

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✨ Class Methods

• static method new : Native::API ($env : Native::Env, $stack : Native::Stack); — the constructor, bestie! you hand it an $env of type Native::Env and a $stack of type Native::Stack, and it gives you back a fresh Native::API 🌈

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🔥 Instance Methods

💖 set_command_info_program_name

method set_command_info_program_name : void ($program_name : string);

copies the program name $program_name and sets the program_name class variable in CommandInfo in this instance class to it. copy, set, slay ✨

💜 set_command_info_argv

method set_command_info_argv : void ($argv : string[]);

copies the command line arguments $argv and sets the argv class variable in the CommandInfo class in this instance to it. so yes, it's copying and setting, both, we love a multitasker 🎀

🌸 set_command_info_basetime

method set_command_info_basetime : void ($base_time : long);

sets the base_time class variable in the CommandInfo class in this instance to the base time $base_time. no copying here, just setting, periodt 💅

🦋 call_init_methods

method call_init_methods : void ();

calls all INIT blocks in this instance. every single one. go off 👑

🧚 destroy_class_vars

method destroy_class_vars : void ();

destroys all class variables in this instance 😭 it's giving cleanup era, we respect it

🍓 get_exception

method get_exception : string ();

gets the excetpion. (yes the docs literally spell it "excetpion" and honestly? iconic typo, no notes 💀) anyway, it returns a string. it's the exception getter, iykyk

⭐ set_exception

method set_exception : void ($exception : string);

sets an excetpion. again, the typo is canon 🙈 this one takes $exception (a string) and returns void

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👑 Copyright & License

Copyright (c) 2024 Yuki Kimoto 💖

MIT License 🌈

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and that's the whole page bestie, every field, every method signature, every word, all still here 🫶

okay final sign-off: this page comes from perl v5.42.2, dated 2026-02-03, and its manpage title is SPVM::Native::API(3) — go forth and call your native APIs, mwah 💋🌸