Search results for "module:ctflags"
ctflags - Perl extension for compile time flags configuration
"ctflags" and "ctflags::parse" packages allow to dynamically set constants values at compile time (every time the perl script is run) based on environment variables or command line options. Conceptually, ctflags are unsigned integer variables named w...
SALVA/ctflags-0.04 - 27 Apr 2004 15:31:26 UTC
ctflags::long - use ctflags with long names
After "ctflags::config" has been used to assign long names to ctflags, this package can be used to import the flags as normal Perl constants but refering to the flags by its long name. i.e.: use ctflags::config long => 'foo:bar=b'; use ctflags::long ...
SALVA/ctflags-0.04 - 27 Apr 2004 15:31:26 UTC
ctflags::check - extension private to ctflags package
Only if you are changing the ctflags package or developing an extension for it should you use this module. It is private to ctflag and its public interface is not guaranteed to remain unchanged. See the package source code to see the rules for every ...
SALVA/ctflags-0.04 - 27 Apr 2004 15:31:26 UTC
ctflags::parse - configure ctflags from command line or environments
"ctflags::parse" define and sets ctflag values from string declarations. It does all its work from the use statement "use ctflags::parse ..." because this way ctflags are defined early at compile time. It support diferent options expressed as "key =>...
SALVA/ctflags-0.04 - 27 Apr 2004 15:31:26 UTC
ctflags::memory - low level functions for ctflags
ctflags::memory mantains the internal state of the ctflags and exports some low level functions used from the rest of the ctflags modules. You can see the cource code for comments about its functions but do not use them directly. EXPORT "set_ctflag",...
SALVA/ctflags-0.04 - 27 Apr 2004 15:31:26 UTC
ctflags::config - configure ctflags
LONG NAMES To create long aliases for flags use the "alias" or "long" key when 'using' the package: use ctflags::config alias => 'foo:long_name=f'; makes foo:long_name take the same value as foo:f. Long flag names are usable with the "ctflags::long" ...
SALVA/ctflags-0.04 - 27 Apr 2004 15:31:26 UTC