in reply to Round Robin DBM?

If there was a module, I probably wouldn't want to use it. The task at hand can be coded with a few lines of perl, and a module that covers all or most possible uses of a ring buffer would just be overkill.

All you need is an array of defined length - then handle it with push and shift. If entries are added arbitrarily, use splice.

If you want to tie that array to a database - use tie. See perltie and Tie::Array.

--shmem

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