README
usage
since i know this is all you care about
new tar
use Archive::Tar::PP;
my $new-archive = new-tar('x.tar');
$new-archive.push('some file'); #adds file data to buffer;
$new-archive.write; #now you have some tarball
crusty tar
use Archive::Tar::PP;
my $crusty = read-tar('x.tar');
$crusty.ls; #returns files
$crusty.peek('file-name to get contents of');
# returns Nil for dir, empty Buf for an empty file, and a Buf with the contents otherwise
limitations
doesn't keep user or group names
stores the buffers in memory so, beware
rewrites entire tar file every time you write, so use sparingly