tmpnam

POSIX-style tmpnam - in scalar context a candidate filename in the system temp directory; in list context a created file with its filehandle.

Σύνοψη

my $name         = tmpnam();                # scalar: just a name
my ($fh, $name)  = tmpnam();                # list: creates the file

Τι επιστρέφεται

In scalar context a filename string in the system temp directory that does not exist at the moment of the call - there is still a race between picking it and opening it, so prefer tempfile. In list context, a freshly created file is returned along with its filehandle.

Παραδείγματα

use File::Temp qw/ tmpnam /;
my ($fh, $name) = tmpnam();                 # race-free file creation

Οριακές περιπτώσεις

• Scalar context does not create a file - callers must open the name themselves and accept the race.

Διαφορές από το upstream

Fully compatible with upstream File::Temp 0.2312.

Δείτε επίσης

• tempfile - the recommended race-safe replacement.

• tmpfile - file is opened and unlinked immediately.

• mkstemp - template-based creation.