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32.35. Net::hostent
use Socket;
use Net::hostent;
print inet_ntoa(gethost("www.perl.com")->addr);
# prints 208.201.239.50
printf "%vd", gethost("www.perl.com")->addr;
# same thing
print gethost("127.0.0.1")->name;# prints localhost
use Net::hostent ':FIELDS';
if (gethost($name_or_number)) {
print "name is $h_name\n";
print "aliases are $h_aliases\n";
print "addrs are ",
join ", " => map { inet_ntoa($_) } @h_addr_list;
}
This module's default exports override the core
gethostbyname and gethostbyaddr
functions, replacing them with versions that return a
Net::hostent object (or undef on
failure). This object has attribute accessor methods that return the
like-named structure field name from the C library's struct
hostent from netdb.h:
name, aliases,
addrtype, length, or
addr_list. The aliases and
addr_list methods return array references; the rest
return scalars. The addr method is equivalent to
the initial element in the addr_list array
reference. The gethost function is a frontend that
forwards a numeric argument to gethostbyaddr by way
of the Socket::inet_aton
function and the rest to
gethostbyname. As with the other semipragmatic
modules that override list-returning built-ins, if you import the
":FIELDS" tag, you can access scalar or array
package variables by the same names as the method calls by using a
leading "h_". This still overrides your core
functions, though.