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    WWW::BF2Player 0.01

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    Dusty Wilson | More programs
    Perl Artistic License / FREE
    January 2nd, 2007, 17:58 GMT
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    WWW::BF2Player description

    A Perl module that can fetch information about game servers from BF2Player.com

    WWW::BF2Player is a Perl module that can fetch information about game servers from BF2Player.com

    SYNOPSIS

    # example 1
    use WWW::BF2Player;
    my $bfp = WWW::BF2Player->new; # omitted UserId, must set it per-request
    my $player = $bfp->getPlayer( UserId => '5307', PlayerId => '64246757' ); # userId specified per-request

    # example 2
    use WWW::BF2Player;
    my $bfp = WWW::BF2Player->new( UserId => '5307' ); # set a default UserId, can omit UserId per-request
    my $player = $bfp->getPlayer( PlayerId => '64246757' ); # use the default UserId


    First, you must have an account (free) at BF2Player.com to make use of this module. Second, you must create and populate a buddy list on their site. You can only use this module to ask for information about players in your buddy list. This is a restriction on their part to prevent you from asking information for too many players. I guess to prevent you from competing and wasting their resources. Understandable, I suppose.
    new

    my $gm = WWW::BF2Player->new; # no options or defaults specified

    my $gm = WWW::BF2Player->new( UserId => '5307' ); # default to a certain UserId
    You can specify several options in the constructor.
    my $gm = WWW::BF2Player->new(
    Expires => 300,
    UserId => '5307',
    CacheFile => 'my_player_cache.xml',
    DebugLog => 'my_debug_log.txt',
    DebugLevel => 3,
    );


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    fetch information | game servers | Perl module | WWW | fetch | game

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