| Name : perl-OptArgs2
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| Version : 0.0.11
| Vendor : obs://build_opensuse_org/home:illuusio
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| Release : lp150.26.1
| Date : 2019-01-09 11:19:05
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| Group : Development/Libraries/Perl
| Source RPM : perl-OptArgs2-0.0.11-lp150.26.1.src.rpm
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| Size : 0.14 MB
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| Packager : (none)
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| Summary : Command-Line Argument and Option Processor
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Description :
*OptArgs2* processes command line arguments, options, and subcommands
according to the following definitions:
* Command
A program run from the command line to perform a task.
* Arguments
Arguments are positional parameters that pass information to a command.
Arguments can be optional, but they should not be confused with Options
below.
* Options
Options are non-positional parameters that pass information to a command.
They are generally not required to be present (hence the name Option) but
that is configurable. All options have a long form prefixed by \'--\', and
may have a single letter alias prefixed by \'-\'.
* Subcommands
From the users point of view a subcommand is a special argument with its
own set of arguments and options. However from a code authoring perspective
subcommands are often implemented as stand-alone programs, called from the
main script when the appropriate command arguments are given.
*OptArgs2* is a re-write of the original OptArgs module with a cleaner code
base and improved API. It should be preferred over OptArgs for new projects
however OptArgs is not likely to disappear from CPAN anytime soon. Users
converting to *OptArgs2* from OptArgs need to be aware of the following:
* Obvious API changes: cmd(), subcmd()
Commands and subcommands must now be explicitly defined using \'cmd()\' and
\'subcmd()\'.
* class_optargs() no longer loads the class
Users must specifically require the class if they want to use it
afterwards:
my ($class, $opts) = class_optargs(\'App::demo\');
eval \"require $class\" or die $AATT; # new requirement
* Bool options with no default display as \"--[no-]bool\"
A Bool option without a default is now displayed with the \"[no-]\" prefix.
What this means in practise is that many of your existing Bool options
should likely become Flag options instead.
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Provides :
perl(Getopt::Args2)
perl(Getopt::Args2::Arg)
perl(Getopt::Args2::Cmd)
perl(Getopt::Args2::Fallback)
perl(Getopt::Args2::Mo)
perl(Getopt::Args2::Opt)
perl(Getopt::Args2::Result)
perl(Getopt::Args2::Util)
perl(OptArgs2)
perl(OptArgs2::Arg)
perl(OptArgs2::Cmd)
perl(OptArgs2::Fallback)
perl(OptArgs2::Mo)
perl(OptArgs2::Opt)
perl(OptArgs2::Result)
perl(OptArgs2::Util)
perl-OptArgs2
Requires :
