PRANG::Graph::Meta::Attr - metaclass metarole for XML attributes
package My::XML::Language::Node; use Moose; use PRANG::Graph; has_attr 'someattr' => is => "rw", isa => $str_subtype, predicate => "has_someattr", ;
When defining a class, you mark attributes which correspond to XML attributes. To do this in a way that the PRANG marshalling machinery can use when converting to XML and back, make the attributes have this metaclass.
You could do this in principle with:
has 'someattr' => traits => ['PRANG::Attr'], ...
But PRANG::Graph exports a convenient shorthand for you to use.
If you like, you can also set the xmlns and xml_name attribute property, to override the default behaviour, which is to assume that the XML attribute name matches the Moose attribute name, and that the XML namespace of the attribute is empty. Note if you specify the xmlns for an attribute, it must have that namespace set, or it is not the same attribute.
xmlns
xml_name
If you set the xml_required property, then it is an error for the property not to be set when parsing or emitting.
xml_required
Setting the xmlns attribute to * will allow any XML namespace to be set for that attribute. In this case, you should also set the xmlns_attr property, which should refer to another attribute which will record which XML namespace URI was passed in. This introduces a potential ambiguity; the same attribute may be passed in multiple times, with different XML namespaces.
*
xmlns_attr
You can also set xml_isa, which currently if set will not check the type constraint against the input on marshall in. In the future it will specify the type constraint to apply at marshall in time, instead of waiting for the constructor to apply one.
xml_isa
PRANG::Graph::Meta::Class, PRANG::Graph::Meta::Element
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Copyright 2009, 2010, NZ Registry Services. This module is licensed under the Artistic License v2.0, which permits relicensing under other Free Software licenses.
To install PRANG, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm PRANG
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install PRANG
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