NAME
Exporter::Handy::Util - Routines useful when exporting symbols thru Exporter and friends
VERSION
version 1.000003
SYNOPSIS
Define a module with exports
package My::Utils;
use Exporter::Handy -exporter_setup => 1;
export(qw( foo $x @STUFF -strict_and_warnings ), ':baz' => ['foo'] );
sub foo { ... }
sub strict_and_warnings {
strict->import;
warnings->import;
}
Create a new module which exports all that, and more
package My::MoreUtils;
use My::Utils -exporter_setup => 1;
sub util_fn3 : Export(:baz) { ... }
Use the module
use My::MoreUtils qw( -strict_and_warnings :baz @STUFF );
# Use the exported things
push @STUFF, foo(), util_fn3();
DESCRIPTION
This module is currently EXPERIMENTAL. You are advised to restrain from using it.
You have been warned.
FUNCTIONS
cxtags
Same as xtags()
described below, except that this one assumes {sig => ':'} as part of the options.
Hence, this one is more suitable to be used in conjunction with Exporter::Extensible and descendants, such as Exporter::Handy, like below:
use Exporter::Handy::Util qw(cxtags);
use Exporter::Handy -exporter_setup => 1
export(
foo
goo
cxtags (
bar => [qw( $bozo @baza boom )],
util => {
io => [qw(slurp)],
text => [qw(ltrim rtrim trim)],
},
)
);
which is the same as:
use Exporter::Handy -exporter_setup => 1
export(
foo
goo
':bar' => [qw( $bozo @baza boom )],
':util_io' => [qw(slurp)],
':util_text' => [qw(ltrim rtrim trim)],
);
xtags
Build one or more export tags suitable for Exporter and friends, such as: Exporter::Extensible, Exporter::Handy, Exporter::Tiny, Exporter::Shiny, Exporter::Almighty, ...
Compared to cxtags()
described above, this one does not prefix tag keys by a colon (':').
Hence it's quite suitable for populating %EXPORT_TAGS
, recognized by Exporter and many others, such as: Exporter::Tiny, Exporter::Shiny, Exporter::Almighty, ...
Note that although Exporter::Extensible and Exporter::Handy do recognize %EXPORT_TAGS
, their preferred API involves a call to the export()
function, which requires a colon (:) prefix for tag names... See cxtags()
that does just that.
use Exporter::Handy::Util qw(xtags);
use parent Exporter;
our %EXPORT_TAGS = (
xtags (
bar => [qw( $bozo @baza boom )],
util => {
io => [qw(slurp)],
text => [qw(ltrim rtrim trim)],
},
)
);
is the same as:
use parent Exporter;
our %EXPORT_TAGS = (
bar => [qw( $bozo @baza boom )],
util_io => [qw(slurp)],
util_text => [qw(ltrim rtrim trim)],
);
expand_xtags
Expand tags in a manner compatible with Exporter and friends, such as: Exporter::Extensible, Exporter::Handy, Exporter::Tiny, Exporter::Shiny, Exporter::Almighty, ...
use Exporter::Handy::Util qw(expand_xtags);
our @EXPORT = qw( slurp uniq );
our %EXPORT_TAGS = (
file => [qw( slurp spew )],
io => [qw( :file open4 ) ],
list => [qw( uniq zip )],
default => \@EXPORT,
);
say expand_xtags(\%EXPORT_TAGS, qw(file) ); # prints: file
say expand_xtags(\%EXPORT_TAGS, qw(:file open4) ); # prints: slurp, spew, open4
say expand_xtags(\%EXPORT_TAGS, @EXPORT_TAGS{qw(io list)} ); # prints: slurp, spew, open4, uniq, zip
our @EXPORT_OK = expand_xtags(\%EXPORT_TAGS, values %EXPORT_TAGS);
@EXPORT_OK = expand_xtags(\%EXPORT_TAGS, { keys => \'*' });
AUTHORS
Tabulo[n] <dev@tabulo.net>
LEGAL
This software is copyright (c) 2023 by Tabulo[n].
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.