An Argv object treats a command line as 3 separate entities: the *program*, the *options*, and the *args*. The *options* may be further subdivided into user-defined *option sets* by use of the "optset" method. When one of the *execution methods* is c...

This module transform all elements of @ARGV into absolute pathnames. Relative paths are resolved by default relative to the current directory. To use another base directory, pass it as the argument for import....

This module searches the first non-empty environment variable with one of the names given at import time, parses it like the Unix shell (using Text::ParseWords::shellwords) and insert the result at the beginning of @ARGV. This module is helpful to im...

This module adds some power to the diamond (<>) operator (see perlopentut): importing the module will transform URLs in @ARGV so that their content is fetched and fed to <> like what is done for filenames in the standard behavior....

ARGV::JSON parses each input from @ARGV and enables to access the JSON data structures via "<>". Each "readline" call to "<>" (or "<ARGV>") returns a hashref or arrayref or something that the input serializes in the JSON format....

Have you ever felt that you need something different than Getopt? Are you tired of shoehorning Getopt style arguments into your commandline scripts? Are you trying to express complex datastructures via command line? then ARGV::Struct is for you! It's...

I saw <http://search.cpan.org/dist/Sjis|Sjis.pm> and <http://www.aritia.org/hizumi/perl/perlwin.html|this>, and thought, "Well, I can't fix /all/ of their problems, but I can at least start". So here's a module that silently encodes/decodes your @ARG...

Tell your script it should use the DATA section if there's no input coming from STDIN and there are no arguments. You can also specify which package's DATA should be read instead of the caller's: use My::Module; use ARGV::OrDATA 'My::Module'; while (...

the code is shorter than the documentation. Please look at it. EXPORT None by default....

*ClearCase::Argv* is a subclass of *Argv* for use with ClearCase. It exists to provide an abstraction layer over the *cleartool* command-line interface. A program written to this API can be told to send commands to ClearCase via the standard techniqu...

This is a base class for tied filehandles that reproduces the behavior of Perl's "ARGV" filehandle, more commonly known as the magic "<>" "readline" operator. By itself, this class attempts to reproduce the behavior of the magical "ARGV" and its asso...

This module is a collection of sample utility functions for command optex. Function can be called with option declaration. Parameters for the function are passed by name and value list: *name*=*value*. Value 1 is assigned for the name without value. ...

This module is useful for getting some global keys set or perhaps overridden on the command line....

This module provides "get_args_from_argv()", which parses command line arguments (@ARGV) into subroutine arguments (%args). This module is used by Perinci::CmdLine. For explanation on how command-line options are processed, see Perinci::CmdLine's doc...