NAME
Rinci::result - Function/method result metadata
VERSION
version 1.1.39
SPECIFICATION VERSION
1.1
INTRODUCTION
This document describes metadata for function/method result. This specification is part of Rinci. Please do a read up on it first, if you have not already done so.
SPECIFICATION
There are currently several properties being used:
Property: undo_data => ANY
(DEPRECATED) Explained in undo
feature section in Rinci::function.
Properties: cmdline.*
Interpreted by Perinci::CmdLine. See its documentation for more detail.
Property: logs => ARRAY OF HASH
Store log of events happening to this result, stored chronologically (older first). Each log should be a hash which should have at least the following keys: time
(Unix timestamp), type
(string).
Normally, the first element of the log will contain information about who produced the result and where/when. It has the type
key with the value of create
. It should be a hash with the following keys:
package => STR
Package (namespace) where this result is produced.
file => STR
File name where the result is created. Might be a relative or absolute path.
line => INT
Line number where the result is created.
func => STR
Function name where this result is produced.
stack_trace => ARRAY
Optional, a stack trace. In Perl this can be produced by using << [caller(1), caller(2), ...] >>.
Property: prev => ARRAY
Store "previous result". Result MUST be enveloped. Usually useful when tracing errors, especially in conjunction with logs
: when reporting error that results from a call to another function, the original result can be set here, to preserve information. See Perinci::Sub::Util's err()
for a convenience function for this, and Perinci::CmdLine's way of displaying it.
Example:
sub f1 {
...
if (error) { return [500, "Can't f1: blah"] }
...
}
sub f2 {
...
my $res = f1(...);
if ($res is error) { return [500, "Can't f2", undef, {prev=>$res}] }
...
}
sub f3 {
...
my $res = f1(...);
if ($res is error) { return [500, "Can't f3", undef, {prev=>$res}] }
}
FAQ
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
Steven Haryanto <stevenharyanto@gmail.com>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2013 by Steven Haryanto.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.