Ham::Reference::Qsignals - A quick reference for Q Signals.
Version 0.01
my $q = new Ham::Reference::Qsignals;
# use the get() function to get a single meaning for a particular Q signal
print $q->get('qrp');
print "\n";
# use a hash reference to get all Q signals at once
# the following will display all signals and meanings
my $hashref = $q->get_hashref();
foreach (sort keys %$hashref)
{
print "$_ = $hashref->{$_}\n";
}
The Ham::Reference::Qsignals module is a quick reference to the ARRL suggested Q signal set. Other Q signal sets may be added in the future, but the primary mission of this module is for Amateur Radio applications.
Usage : my $q = Ham::Reference::Qsignals->new();
Function : creates a new Ham::Reference::Qsignals object
Returns : A Ham::Reference::Qsignals object
Args : an anonymous hash:
key required? value
------- --------- -----
signal_set no select the set of Q signals
the only set for now, and the default set
is arrl
Usage : my $description = $q->get( 'qrp' );
Function : gets a single meaning for a given Q signal
Returns : a string
Args : you can get a full list of Q signals by accessing the keys of
of the hashref returned by get_hashref() function
(see the synopsis for example)
Usage : my $hashref = $q->get_hashref(); Function : get all q signals Returns : a hash reference Args : n/a
The arrl Q signal set is from http://www.arrl.org/files/bbs/general/q-sigs, courtesy of the American Radio Relay League.
Brad McConahay N8QQ, <brad at n8qq.com>
Copyright 2008 Brad McConahay N8QQ, all rights reserved.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
