| Name : perl-Text-Table-Read-RelationOn-Tiny
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| Version : 2.3.1
| Vendor : obs://build_opensuse_org/devel:languages:perl
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| Release : lp155.1.1
| Date : 2023-12-06 07:05:47
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| Group : Unspecified
| Source RPM : perl-Text-Table-Read-RelationOn-Tiny-2.3.1-lp155.1.1.src.rpm
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| Size : 0.05 MB
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| Packager : https://www_suse_com/
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| Summary : Read binary \"relation on (over) a set\" from a text table
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Description :
Minimum version of perl required to use this module: \'v5.10.1\'.
This module implements a class that reads a binary _relation on a set_
(_homogeneous relation_, see
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_relation#Homogeneous_relation) from a
text table.
The table format must look like this:
| x\\y | this | that | foo bar |
|---------+------+------+---------|
| this | X | | X |
|---------+------+------+---------|
| that | | | X |
|---------+------+------+---------|
| foo bar | | X | |
|---------+------+------+---------|
* Tables are read by method \'get\', see below.
* Only two different table entries are possible, these are \'X\' and the empty
string (this is default and can be changed, see description of \'new\').
* The entry in the table\'s upper left corner is simply ignored and may be
empty, but you cannot omit the upper left \'|\' character.
* The hotizontal rules are optional.
* By default, there is not something like a format check for the horizontal
rules or the alignment. Any line starting with \'|-\' is simply ignored,
regardless of the other subsequent characters, if any. Also, the \'|\'
characters need not to be aligned, and heading spaces are ignored.
However, a format check can be enabled by specifying \'get\' argument
\'pedantic\' with a true value.
* If you have not specified a base set in the construcor call, the entries
(names) in the table header are the element names of the set. Of course,
they must be unique. One of these names may be the empty string. Names my
contain spaces or punctuation chars. The \'|\', of course, cannot be part of
a name.
* The names of the columns (header line) and the rows (first entry of each
row) must be unique, but they don\'t have to appear in the same order. By
default, the set of the header names and the set of the row names must be
equal, but this can be changed by argument \'allow_subset\' of method \'get\'.
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