Class::ParmList 1.05

Class::ParmList is a Perl module with methods for processing named parameter lists. SYNOPSIS use Class::ParmList qw(simple_parms parse_parms); $thingy->some_method({ -bgcolor => #ff0000, -textcolor => #000000 }); sub some_method { my ($self) = shift; my ($parm_ref) = @_; my $parms = Class::ParmList->new ({ -parms => $parm_ref, -legal => [qw (-textcolor -border -cellpadding)], -required => [qw (-bgcolor)], -defaults => { -bgcolor => "#ffffff", -textcolor => "#000000" } }); if (not defined $parms) { my $error_message = Class::ParmList->error; die ($error_message); } # Stuff... } sub another_method { my $self = shift; my ($name,$rank,$serial_number) = simple_parms([qw(-name -rank -serial_number)], @_); #... } sub still_another { my $parms = parse_parms ({ -parms => @_, -legal => [qw (-textcolor -border -cellpadding)], -required => [qw (-bgcolor)], -defaults => { -bgcolor => "#ffffff", -textcolor => "#000000" } }); if (not defined $parms) { my $error_message = Class::ParmList->error; die ($error_message); } # ... } This is a simple package for validating calling parameters to a subroutine or method. It allows you to use "named parameters" while providing checking for number and naming of parameters for verifying inputs are as expected and meet any minimum requirements. It also allows the setting of default values for the named parameters if omitted.. A freeware integrated WWW and FTP log reporting tool that include support for standard and combined access_log formats and generation of graphical reports. Written in perl.

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Platforms:	Linux
Keyword:	Classparmlist,  Error,  Libraries,  Message,  Named,  Named Parameter,  Parmlist,  Parms,  Perl,  Perl Module,  Programming,  Qw
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