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=== Perl === The following shows one way to implement a dispatch table in [[Perl]], using a [[Associative array#Perl|hash]] to store references to code (also known as [[function pointer]]s). <syntaxhighlight lang="perl"> # Define the table using one anonymous code-ref and one named code-ref my %dispatch = ( "-h" => sub { return "hello\n"; }, "-g" => \&say_goodbye ); sub say_goodbye { return "goodbye\n"; } # Fetch the code ref from the table, and invoke it my $sub = $dispatch{$ARGV[0]}; print $sub ? $sub->() : "unknown argument\n"; </syntaxhighlight> Running this Perl program as <code>perl greet -h</code> will produce "hello", and running it as <code>perl greet -g</code> will produce "goodbye".
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