Tony Stubblebine > Net-Safari > Net::Safari::Response::Section

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NAME ^

Net::Safari::Response::Section - Section node returned by Safari

SYNOPSIS ^

  use Net::Safari::Response::Section;
  my $book = Net::Safari::Response::Section->new(%book_ref);

  my @sections = $response->book->sections;

  print $section->title;

DESCRIPTION ^

See Net::Safari for general usage info.

In most cases this object is created for you by Net::Safari::Response after a Net::Safari->search() call.

ACCESSORS The accessor descriptions are mostly pulled from the official spec: http://safari.oreilly.com/affiliates/?p=response ^

title()

Section title.

heading()

Name of the section's heading, i.e. "Chapter 2"

extract()

Text preview of the area surrounding the match.

search_term_matches()

Terms that matched in this node. Corresponds to h1hit in the spec.

preview()

HTML preview of the requested section. Only available on by "id" matches.

url()

URL to this section on Safari.

type()

Section type. Not documented. Ex: "chapter." Not sure what other possibilities are.

METHODS ^

new()

$book = Net::Safari::Response::Section->new($ref);

Takes a hash represenation of the XML returned by Safari. Normally this is taken care of by Net::Safari::Response::Book.

BUGS ^

None yet.

SUPPORT ^

If you find a bug in the code or find that the code doesn't match Safari API, please send me a line.

If the Safari API is down or has bugs, please contact Safari directly: affiliates@safaribooksonline.com

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ^

Adapted from the design of Net::Amazon by Mike Schilli.

Some documentation based on the source Safari documentation: http://safari.oreilly.com/affiliates/?p=web_services

AUTHOR ^

    Tony Stubblebine    
    tonys@oreilly.com

COPYRIGHT ^

Copyright 2004 by Tony Stubblebine (tonys@oreilly.com)

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included with this module.

SEE ALSO ^

perl(1).