Getopt::Module - handle -M and -m options like perl
use Getopt::Long;
use Getopt::Module qw(GetModule);
my ($modules, $eval);
GetOptions(
'M|module=s'=> GetModule(\$modules),
'm=s'=> GetModule(\$modules, no_import=> 1),
'e|eval=s'=> \$eval,
);
my$sub = eval"sub { $modules$eval }";$ command -Mautobox::Core -MBar=baz,quux -e '$_->split(...)->map(...)->join(...)'
This module provides a convenient way for command-line Perl scripts to handle
-M and -m options in the same way as perl.
None by default.
Signature: (ArrayRef | CodeRef | HashRef | ScalarRef [, Hash | HashRef ]) → (Str, Str) → HashRef
my$sub = GetModule($target, %options);Takes a target and an optional hash or hashref of options and
returns a
subroutine
which takes an option name and a perl -M/-m-style option value and assigns
the value's components (module name, import type and parameters) to the target
in the following ways.
evalable use/no statements are appended to the referenced scalar,
separated by the "separator" option. If no separator is supplied,
it defaults to a single space (" "), e.g.:
Command:
command -MFoo=bar -M-Baz=quux
Usage:
my$modules;
GetOptions(
'M|module=s'=> GetModule(\$modules),
);Result ($modules):
"use Foo qw(bar); no Baz qw(quux);"The use/no statement is pushed onto the arrayref, e.g.:
Command:
command -MFoo=bar,baz -M-Quux
Usage:
my$modules = [];
GetOptions(
'M|module=s'=> GetModule($modules),
);Result ($modules):
[ "use Foo qw(bar baz);", "no Quux;" ]Pushes the statement onto the arrayref pointed to by $hash->{ $module_name },
creating it if it doesn't exist, e.g.:
Command:
command -MFoo=bar -M-Foo=baz -MQuux
Usage:
my$modules = {};
GetOptions(
'M|module=s'=> GetModule($modules),
);Result ($modules):
{
Foo=> [ "use Foo qw(bar);", "no Foo qw(baz);" ],
Quux=> [ "use Quux;" ],
}The coderef is passed 3 arguments:
The name of the Getopt::Long option, e.g. M.
The option's value as a use or no statement, e.g.: "use Foo qw(bar baz);".
A hashref containing the option's parsed components, e.g.:
Command:
command -MFoo=bar,baz
Usage:
subcallback { ... }
GetOptions(
'M|module=s'=> GetModule(\&callback),
);The following hashref would be passed as the third argument to the callback sub:
{
args=>'bar,baz', # the import/unimport args; undef if none are suppliedeval=>'use Foo qw(bar baz);', # the evalable statement representing the option's valuemethod=>'import', # the method call represented by the statement: either "import" or "unimport"module=>'Foo'# the module namename=>'M', # the Getopt::Long option namestatement=>'use', # the statement type: either "use" or "no"value=>'Foo=bar,baz', # The Getopt::Long option value
}By default, if no import/unimport parameters are supplied, e.g.:
command -MFoo
the use/no statement omits the parameter list:
use Foo;If no parameters are supplied and no_import is set to a true value, the
resulting statement disables the import/unimport method call by passing an
empty list, e.g.:
use Foo ();This corresponds to perl's -m option.
The separator used to separate statements assigned to the scalar-ref target. Default: a single space (" ").
1.0.0
Copyright © 2014-2021 by chocolateboy.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Artistic License 2.0.