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NAME

Padre::Config::Constants - constants used by config subsystems

SYNOPSIS

        use Padre::Config::Constants qw{ :all };
        [...]
        # do stuff with exported constants

DESCRIPTION

Padre uses various configuration subsystems (see Padre::Config for more information). Those systems needs to somehow agree on some basic stuff, which is defined in this module.

PUBLIC API

Available constants

This module exports nothing by default. However, some constants can be imported with:

        use Padre::Config::Constants qw{ $FOO $BAR };

The list of available constants are:

  • $BOOLEAN, $POSINT, $INTEGER, $ASCII, $PATH

    Settings types.

  • $HOST, $HUMAN, $PROJECT

    Settings stores.

  • $CONFIG_FILE_HOST

    DB configuration file storing host settings.

  • $CONFIG_FILE_USER

    YAML configuration file storing user settings.

  • $PADRE_CONFIG_DIR

    Private Padre configuration directory Padre, used to store stuff.

  • $PADRE_PLUGIN_DIR

    Private directory where Padre can look for plugins.

  • $PADRE_PLUGIN_LIBDIR

    Subdir of $PADRE_PLUGIN_DIR with the path Padre/Plugin added (or whatever depending on your platform) so that perl can load a Padre::Plugin:: plugin.

Available group of constants

Since lots of constants are somehow related, this module defines some tags to import them all at once, with eg:

        use Padre::Config::Constants qw{ :dirs };

The tags available are:

  • all

    Imports everything.

  • dirs

    Imports $PADRE_CONFIG_DIR, $PADRE_PLUGIN_DIR and $PADRE_PLUGIN_LIBDIR.

  • files

    Imports $CONFIG_FILE_HOST and $CONFIG_FILE_USER.

  • stores

    Imports $BOOLEAN, $POSINT, $INTEGER, $ASCII and $PATH.

  • types

    Imports $HOST, $HUMAN and $PROJECT.

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

Copyright 2008-2009 The Padre development team as listed in Padre.pm.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl 5 itself.