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BuiltinId

Enum BuiltinId 

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#[repr(u16)]
pub enum BuiltinId {
Show 117 variants Length = 0, Chomp = 1, Chop = 2, Substr = 3, Index = 4, Rindex = 5, Uc = 6, Lc = 7, Ucfirst = 8, Lcfirst = 9, Chr = 10, Ord = 11, Hex = 12, Oct = 13, Join = 14, Split = 15, Sprintf = 16, Abs = 17, Int = 18, Sqrt = 19, Defined = 20, Ref = 21, Scalar = 22, Splice = 23, Reverse = 24, Sort = 25, Unshift = 26, Open = 27, Close = 28, Eof = 29, ReadLine = 30, Printf = 31, System = 32, Exec = 33, Exit = 34, Die = 35, Warn = 36, Chdir = 37, Mkdir = 38, Unlink = 39, Eval = 40, Do = 41, Require = 42, Bless = 43, Caller = 44, PMap = 45, PGrep = 46, PFor = 47, PSort = 48, Fan = 49, MapBlock = 50, GrepBlock = 51, SortBlock = 52, Sin = 53, Cos = 54, Atan2 = 55, Exp = 56, Log = 57, Rand = 58, Srand = 59, Crypt = 60, Fc = 61, Pos = 62, Study = 63, Stat = 64, Lstat = 65, Link = 66, Symlink = 67, Readlink = 68, Glob = 69, Opendir = 70, Readdir = 71, Closedir = 72, Rewinddir = 73, Telldir = 74, Seekdir = 75, Slurp = 76, FetchUrl = 77, Pchannel = 78, GlobPar = 79, DequeNew = 80, HeapNew = 81, Pipeline = 82, Capture = 83, Ppool = 84, Wantarray = 85, Rename = 86, Chmod = 87, Chown = 88, Pselect = 89, BarrierNew = 90, ParPipeline = 91, GlobParProgress = 92, ParPipelineStream = 93, ParSed = 94, ParSedProgress = 95, Each = 96, Readpipe = 97, ReadLineList = 98, ReaddirList = 99, Ssh = 100, Rmdir = 101, Utime = 102, Umask = 103, Getcwd = 104, Pipe = 105, Files = 106, Filesf = 107, FilesfRecursive = 108, Dirs = 109, DirsRecursive = 110, SymLinks = 111, Sockets = 112, Pipes = 113, BlockDevices = 114, CharDevices = 115, Executables = 116,
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Built-in function IDs for CallBuiltin dispatch.

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Length = 0

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Chomp = 1

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Chop = 2

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Substr = 3

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Index = 4

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Rindex = 5

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Uc = 6

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Lc = 7

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Ucfirst = 8

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Lcfirst = 9

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Chr = 10

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Ord = 11

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Hex = 12

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Oct = 13

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Join = 14

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Split = 15

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Sprintf = 16

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Abs = 17

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Int = 18

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Sqrt = 19

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Defined = 20

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Ref = 21

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Scalar = 22

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Splice = 23

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Reverse = 24

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Sort = 25

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Unshift = 26

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Open = 27

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Close = 28

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Eof = 29

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ReadLine = 30

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Printf = 31

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System = 32

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Exec = 33

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Exit = 34

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Die = 35

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Warn = 36

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Chdir = 37

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Mkdir = 38

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Eval = 40

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Do = 41

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Require = 42

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Bless = 43

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Caller = 44

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PMap = 45

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PGrep = 46

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PFor = 47

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PSort = 48

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Fan = 49

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MapBlock = 50

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GrepBlock = 51

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SortBlock = 52

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Sin = 53

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Cos = 54

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Atan2 = 55

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Exp = 56

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Log = 57

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Rand = 58

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Srand = 59

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Crypt = 60

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Fc = 61

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Pos = 62

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Study = 63

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Stat = 64

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Lstat = 65

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Glob = 69

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Opendir = 70

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Readdir = 71

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Closedir = 72

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Rewinddir = 73

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Telldir = 74

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Seekdir = 75

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Slurp = 76

Read entire file as UTF-8 (slurp $path).

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FetchUrl = 77

Blocking HTTP GET (fetch_url $url).

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Pchannel = 78

pchannel()(tx, rx) as a two-element list.

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GlobPar = 79

Parallel recursive glob (glob_par).

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DequeNew = 80

deque() — empty deque.

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HeapNew = 81

heap(fn { }) — empty heap with comparator.

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Pipeline = 82

pipeline(...) — lazy iterator (filter/map/take/collect).

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Capture = 83

capture("cmd") — structured stdout/stderr/exit (via sh -c).

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Ppool = 84

ppool(N) — persistent thread pool (submit / collect).

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Wantarray = 85

Scalar/list context query (wantarray).

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Rename = 86

rename OLD, NEW

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Chmod = 87

chmod MODE, ...

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Chown = 88

chown UID, GID, ...

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Pselect = 89

pselect($rx1, $rx2, ...) — multiplexed recv; returns (value, index).

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BarrierNew = 90

barrier(N) — thread barrier (->wait).

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ParPipeline = 91

par_pipeline(...) — list form: same as pipeline but parallel filter/map on collect().

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GlobParProgress = 92

glob_par(..., progress => EXPR) — last stack arg is truthy progress flag.

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ParPipelineStream = 93

par_pipeline_stream(...) — streaming pipeline with bounded channels between stages.

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ParSed = 94

par_sed(PATTERN, REPLACEMENT, FILES...) — parallel in-place regex substitution per file.

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ParSedProgress = 95

par_sed(..., progress => EXPR) — last stack arg is truthy progress flag.

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Each = 96

each EXPR — matches tree interpreter (returns empty list).

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Readpipe = 97

`cmd` / qx{...} — stdout string via sh -c (Perl readpipe); sets $?.

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ReadLineList = 98

readline / <HANDLE> in list context — all remaining lines until EOF (Perl readline list semantics).

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ReaddirList = 99

readdir in list context — all names not yet returned (Perl drains the rest of the stream).

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Ssh = 100

ssh HOST, CMD, … / ssh(HOST, …)execvp style ssh only (no shell).

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Rmdir = 101

rmdir LIST — remove empty directories; returns count removed (appended ID).

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Utime = 102

utime ATIME, MTIME, LIST — set access/mod times (Unix).

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Umask = 103

umask EXPR / umask() — process file mode creation mask (Unix).

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Getcwd = 104

getcwd / Cwd::getcwd / CORE::getcwd.

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Pipe = 105

pipe READHANDLE, WRITEHANDLE — OS pipe ends (Unix).

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Files = 106

files / files DIR — list file names in a directory (default: .).

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Filesf = 107

filesf / filesf DIR / f — list only regular file names in a directory (default: .).

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FilesfRecursive = 108

fr DIR — list only regular file names recursively (default: .).

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Dirs = 109

dirs / dirs DIR / d — list subdirectory names in a directory (default: .).

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DirsRecursive = 110

dr DIR — list subdirectory paths recursively (default: .).

sym_links / sym_links DIR — list symlink names in a directory (default: .).

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Sockets = 112

sockets / sockets DIR — list Unix socket names in a directory (default: .).

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Pipes = 113

pipes / pipes DIR — list named-pipe (FIFO) names in a directory (default: .).

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BlockDevices = 114

block_devices / block_devices DIR — list block device names in a directory (default: .).

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CharDevices = 115

char_devices / char_devices DIR — list character device names in a directory (default: .).

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Executables = 116

exe / exe DIR — list executable file names in a directory (default: .).

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impl BuiltinId

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pub fn from_u16(v: u16) -> Option<Self>

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impl Clone for BuiltinId

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fn clone(&self) -> BuiltinId

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for BuiltinId

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for BuiltinId

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fn deserialize<__D>(__deserializer: __D) -> Result<Self, __D::Error>
where __D: Deserializer<'de>,

Deserialize this value from the given Serde deserializer. Read more
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impl PartialEq for BuiltinId

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fn eq(&self, other: &BuiltinId) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl Serialize for BuiltinId

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fn serialize<__S>(&self, __serializer: __S) -> Result<__S::Ok, __S::Error>
where __S: Serializer,

Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more
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impl Copy for BuiltinId

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impl Eq for BuiltinId

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impl StructuralPartialEq for BuiltinId

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