Math::Util::CalculatedValue - Represents an adjustment to a value (which can contain additional adjustments).

SYNOPSIS

my $tid = Math::Util::CalculatedValue->new({
    name        => 'time_in_days',
    description => 'Duration in days',
    set_by      => 'Contract',
    base_amount => 0,
});

my $tiy = Math::Util::CalculatedValue->new({
    name        => 'time_in_years',
    description => 'Duration in years',
    set_by      => 'Contract',
    base_amount => 1,
});

my $dpy = Math::Util::CalculatedValue->new({
    name        => 'days_per_year',
    description => 'days in a year',
    set_by      => 'Contract',
    base_amount => 365,
});

$tid->include_adjustment('reset', $tiy);
$tid->include_adjustment('multiply', $dpy);

print $tid->amount;

ATTRIBUTES

• name

  This is the name of the operation which called this module

• description

  This is the description of the operation which called this module

• set_by

  This is the name of the module which called this module

• base_amount

  This is the base amount on which the adjustments are to be made

• metadata

  Additional information that you wish to include.

• minimum

  The minimum value for amount

• maximum

  The maximum value for amount

METHODS

• new

  New instance method

• amount

  This is the final amount from this object, after applying all adjustments.

• adjustments

  The ordered adjustments (if any) applied to arrive at the final value.

• include_adjustment

  Creates the ordered adjustments as per the operation.

• exclude_adjustment

  Remove an adjustment by name. Returns the number of instances found and excluded. Excluded items are changed into 'info' so that that still show up but are do not alter the parent value

  THis can be extremely dangerous, so make sure you know where and why you are doing it.

• replace_adjustment

  Replace all instances of the same named adjustment with the provided adjustment

  Returns the number of instances replaced.

• peek

  Peek at an included adjustment by name.

• peek_amount

  Peek at the value of an included adjustment by name.

AUTHOR

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SUPPORT

You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.

perldoc Math::Util::CalculatedValue

You can also look for information at:

RT: CPAN's request tracker (report bugs here)

http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bugs.html?Dist=Math-Util-CalculatedValue

AnnoCPAN: Annotated CPAN documentation

http://annocpan.org/dist/Math-Util-CalculatedValue

CPAN Ratings

http://cpanratings.perl.org/d/Math-Util-CalculatedValue

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