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CountryCode(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation					  CountryCode(3pm)

NAME

       NCC::CountryCode - Perl extension for blah blah blah

SYNOPSIS

	 use NCC::CountryCode;

	 my $cc = new NCC::CountryCode();

	 my $cc_hash = $cc->getCCs();

	 print ($cc->isCC('NL')) ? "exists" : "non-existing";

	 $cc->CC2Country('fr');

	 $cc->Country2CC('russia');

DESCRIPTION

       This module provides class and several methods to simplify mapping between country names and country codes, as they assigned in the
       ISO3166.

       The CC2Country() method maps country code to the corresponding country name or empty string, if it doesn't exist.

       The Country2CC() tries to map passed country name into country code. As the spelling of the name may vary, this function tries to find all
       possible matches for passed name. In array context method returns hash of country codes and names, in scalar - a string, containing all
       possible country codes and corresponding country names.

       The isCC() method verifies, that passed country code is a legal one and returns it in upper case. Otherwise it returns empty string.

       The getCCs() method returns the reference to the internal hash, that containes all the country codes with corresponding them country names.

BUGS

       In addition to the country codes defined by ISO3166 standart this module also introduce 'UK' as a synonim for 'GB' and 'EU' as additional
       'virtual' name for the Europe itself.

AUTHOR

       Timur Bakeyev, timur@ripe.net

SEE ALSO

       perl(1).

perl v5.10.1							    2001-09-10							  CountryCode(3pm)

APT-SPY.CONF(5) 						File Formats Manual						   APT-SPY.CONF(5)

NAME

       apt-spy.conf - configuration file for apt-spy(8)

DESCRIPTION

       apt-spy.conf  is  the configuration file for apt-spy(8).  It consists of a series of area labels, followed by a list of countries belonging
       to that label.  Whitespace is ignored.

       Comments may be added anywhere, and begin with the hash ('#') character.  Once a hash character is encountered, the rest  of  the  line	is
       ignored.

       A  label  consists of any alphanumeric characters, and ends with a colon character (':').  The label must be on a line by itself (excluding
       comments).

       Following a label are a list of country codes (one per line) of countries belonging to that label.

       Each country has a unique two-letter country code corresponding to its top level domain identifier.  This is the same as the ISO3166  code.
       You  can  find  the  country  code for a specific country either by looking at /var/lib/apt-spy/mirrors.txt, or by looking at the commented
       examples in the default apt-spy.conf.

       Labels cannot exist within labels.  The end of a label section is signaled by the start of a new one, or by the end of file.

       Any valid label existing in apt-spy.conf can be specified to apt-spy using the '-a' option.  apt-spy will then  proceed	to  benchmark  the
       mirrors in the list of countries associated with that label.

EXAMPLES

       This is an example of a valid apt-spy.conf file:
		   USUK:
			GB   # United Kingdom
			US   # United States

		   Australia:
			AU

		   France-Germany-Netherlands:
			FR
			DE
			NL

       There  is  a default configuration file included with apt-spy. For further examples, and for a list of valid country codes, please refer to
       this.

SEE ALSO

       apt-spy(8), apt(8), sources.list(5)

								  20th May, 2003						   APT-SPY.CONF(5)