NAME
GSM::SMS::Config - Implements a simple .ini style config.
DESCRIPTION
Implements a simple configuration format. Used mainly for the transports config file.
The configuration format is defined as follows
^# := comment
^[.+]$ := start block
^.+=.+$ := var, value pair
The structure allows attribute (configuration) access as follows
$_preferences->{$blockname}->{$var}=$value
$blockname = ( 'default', <blocknames> }
METHODS
- new - The constructor
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my $cfg = GSM::SMS::Config->new( -file => $config_file, # Optional otherwise take default config -check => 1 # Optional, does a sanity check );
- setup - run the setup script
- save_default - save this configuration as the default
- read_config - read a configuration file
- is_sane - check if a configuration complies with some rules
- get_section_names - Get an array of all the section names
- get_config - get a specific config file section
-
$config->get_config( 'default' ); $config->get_config( 'Serial01' );
- get_value - get the config value for that section
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$value = $config->get_value($section, $name);
- generate_config - Generate a boilerplate config file
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perl -MGSM::SMS::Config -egenerate_config
This method prints out a boilerplate config file starting from the settings in the default configuration.
Use this as a starting point to generate the configuration files for the examples.
- _config_wizard - The actual question asking mind boggling configurator
-
This method implements a console based configuration script for the package. It will generate a site-wide config file that will be the default when instantiating a GSM::SMS::NBS class.
- _config_transport_serial - Gather config parameters for the serial transport
- _config_transport_novelsoft - Gather NovelSoft config info
- _config_transport_mcube - Gather MCube specific config params
- _config_transport_file - Configure the file transport
- _create_directory - Creates a directory
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This method will ask you if you want to create a directory, and creates it.
AUTHOR
Johan Van den Brande <johan@vandenbrande.com>
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