NAME

Su::Process - A module to generate and execute user process.

SYNOPSIS

use Su::Process;

# Generate the Process file.

            

              
              
generate_proc('pkg/SomeProc');
            
          

# Execute the Process and get it's result.

            

              
              
$ret = gen("pkg/SomeProc");
$ret = comp("pkg/SomeProc");
            
          

DESCRIPTION

Su::Process has a method to generate the template of the Process module to describe user process. These Processes are called from the method Su::resolve. The user Processes are also called directry by the method Su::Process::gen. The method Su::Process::comp is an alias of the method Su::Process::gen for embed to the template like a component.

ATTRIBUTES

$SUPRESS_LOAD_ERROR

For suppress the load error because of the specified module file is not found.

            

              
              
$Su::Process::SUPPRESS_LOAD_ERROR = 1;
            
          

FUNCTIONS

new()

A Constructor.

generate_process()

This function is just a synonym of the method generate_proc.

generate_proc()

Generate the Process file to describe your own code in the method 'process'. This method can be used from the command line like the following.

            

              
              
perl -MSu::Process -e '{generate_proc("MainProc")}'
            
          

If generation is success, this subroutine return the generated file name, else should die or return undef.

comp()

This method is just a alias of gen metnod.

gen()

            

              
              
my $ret = gen('process_id');
my $ret = gen('dir/process_id');
my $ret = gen('dir::process_id');
            
          

Return the result of the process which coressponds to the passed process id. The process id is a qualified module name. Note that the specified process is simply called it's process method and can't access to it's model field.

load_module()

            

              
              
my $su_proc = Su::Process->new;
my $proc_module = $su_proc->load_module($module_name);