Locale::XGettext::Util::Flag - A Flag Specification Used By xgettext
use Locale::XGettext::Util::Flag; $keyword = Locale::XGettext::Flag->new(function => '__x', arg => 1, flag => 'perl-brace-format', no => 0, pass => 0);
The module encapsulates a keflagyword specification for xgettext like string extractors. It is only interesting for authors of extractors based on Locale::XGettext.
Creates a new flag definition. ARGS must be a has (or a sequence of key-value pairs) with the following items:
The name of the function resp. keyword. This is mandatory.
An integer N greater than 0 for the argument number.
The name of the flag to be applied, for example "perl-brace-format" or "no-perl-brace-format". A possible prefix of "no-" or "pass-" is stripped off and interpreted accordingly but only if "pass" or "no" were not explicitely specified.
The entry should be marked with "no-FLAG" instead of "FLAG".
As if "pass-FLAG" had been specified on the command-line. This is ignored by Locale::XGettext.
COMMAND_LINE_ARG has the same semantcis as the argument to "--flag" of xgettext(1). Note that a prefix of "pass-" is ignored by Locale::XGettext!
Get the function name for the keyword.
Get the position of the argument.
The flag (for example "perl-brace-format", "c-format", etc.)
True if entry should be marked as "no-FLAG".
True if flag was preceded by "pass-". Ignored by Locale::XGettext.
Dump the flag definition into a string suitable for an argument to the xgettext option '--flag'.
Copyright (C) 2016-2017 Guido Flohr <guido.flohr@cantanea.com>, all rights reserved.
Locale::XGettext, xgettext(1), perl(1)
To install Locale::XGettext, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm Locale::XGettext
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Locale::XGettext
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.