| Name : perl-Getopt-FileConfig
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| Version : 1.0001
| Vendor : obs://build_opensuse_org/devel:languages:perl
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| Release : 6.1
| Date : 2015-01-23 02:14:00
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| Group : Development/Libraries/Perl
| Source RPM : perl-Getopt-FileConfig-1.0001-6.1.src.rpm
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| Size : 0.02 MB
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| Packager : (none)
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| Summary : Perl module for parsing configuration files
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Description :
Getopt::FileConfig is a module for processing of configuration files which
define some variables to be exported into the callers namespace(s). These
variables can be optionally overriden from environment variables and
unconditionally from command line arguments. \'Getopt::Long\' is used for the
last part.
NOTE: Defaults are set for all variables first. Only then the command line
options are applied.
The idea is that you don\'t really want to declare globals inside your perl
scripts and even less to provide them some default values that are of
limited usefulness. Instead you define them in a config file.
The file is line based, each line has the form:
< command-line-option> < string-for-getopt> < namespace> < varname> < default>
Lines that match \'/^#/\' or \'/^\\s*$/\' are skipped. The namespace can be
specified as . and it stands for main.
Eg (for my mkmenu script that generates ssh menus for windowmaker):
name =s main NAME \"matevz\"
group =s main GROUP \"f9base\"
term =s main TERM \"rxvt\"
Then you can run it as \'\'mkmenu -name root\'\'.
Read the \'Getopt::Long manual\' for explanation of the second parameter. For
void argument specification (which means bool), use \'\'b\'\' or \'\'bool\'\'. To
suppress passing of this variable to \'Getopt::Long\' use \'\'x\'\' or
\'\'exclude\'\'.
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Provides :
perl(Getopt::FileConfig)
perl-Getopt-FileConfig
Requires :
