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Old 04-30-2020
As I'm currently waiting on some feedback about systems I cannot test, such as MacOS or Solaris, I could improve the system detection slightly.

Big thanks to @Chubbler_XL for testing SWARM on Cygwin.
Thanks to his test I hope to have this function finalized:
Code:
	swarm.os.distro() { #
	# Returns the name of the distro
	# Assigned to: $DISTRO
        	# This /etc is not as dynamic as I'd like
        	# but its THE absolute standard - as far as I'm aware
        	if [[ ! -f "/etc/os-release" ]] || ! ${GREP} -E  ^NAME= "/etc/os-release"  | $SED s,"NAME=","",g >&1
		then	local e=/etc
			local SF="release version"	# Search For
			local strcat=""			# Init empty variable

			local results=$(for a in $SF;do ls "$e"|"$GREP" "$a";done)
			local resultsFiles=$(for each in $results;do [[ -f "$e/$each" ]] && $PRINTF "$each ";done)

			# Basic detection
			for each in $resultsFiles
			do      strcat="$($GREP -i ^NAME= $e/$each)"
				[[ -n "$strcat" ]] && break
				strcat="$($GREP -i ^id= $e/$each)"
				[[ -n "$strcat" ]] && break
			done
			# Prepare easy printable result
			local result="$(builtin echo ${strcat/*=} |$SED s,'\"','',g )"
			# 'Advanced' (aka backup) detection if empty
			if [[ -z "$result" ]]
			then
				# This works for Cygwin...
				result=$(uname -s)
				# TODO: any other exceptions un-dis-covered?
				# Or further actions required?
			fi
			# Print output
			$PRINTF "${result}"
		fi
	}

In the meantime I'll write, well adjust, the manpages.

You might wonder why I waited 'so long' to do so.
Simply because I wanted to have most functions 'done', so the according function is 'up to date' and I can rely - and "link" (missing better wording) to/with the function.
Also, in some situations I knew I had to drop some options and for others I had to add new ones - due to the re-writing as a process / whole.

This said, I just figured that I had missed to write an option for a function.
Thanks to this 'late' approach, I can focus on just adding this single option - rather than to remember to implement "this" and "that" when writing the function.
 

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Alzabo::Runtime::UniqueRowCache(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation		      Alzabo::Runtime::UniqueRowCache(3pm)

NAME
Alzabo::Runtime::UniqueRowCache - Implements a row cache for Alzabo SYNOPSIS
use Alzabo::Runtime::UniqueRowCache; Alzabo::Runtime::UniqueRowCache->clear(); DESCRIPTION
This is a very simple caching mechanism for "Alzabo::Runtime::Row" objects that tries to ensure that for there is never more than one row object in memory for a given database row. To use it, simply load it. It can be foiled through the use of "Storable" or other "deep magic" cloning code, like in the "Clone" module. The cache is a simple hash kept in memory. If you use this module, you are responsible for clearing the cache as needed. The only time it is cleared automatically is when a table update or delete is performed, in which case all cached rows for that table are cleared. In a persistent environment like mod_perl, you should clear the cache on a regular basis in order to prevent the cache from getting out of sync with the database. A good way to do this is to clear it at the start of every request. METHODS
All methods provided are class methods. * clear This clears the entire cache * clear_table( $table_object ) Given a table object, this method clears all the cached rows from that table. * row_in_cache( $table_name, $row_id ) Given a table name and a row id, as returned by the "Alzabo::Runtime::Row->id_as_string" method, this method returns the matching row from the cache, if it exists. Otherwise it returns undef. * delete_from_cache( $table_name, $row_id ) Given a table name and a row id, as returned by the "Alzabo::Runtime::Row->id_as_string" method, this method returns the matching row from the cache. * write_to_cache( $row_object ) Given a row object, this method stores it in the cache. AVOIDING THE CACHE
If you want to not cache a row, then you can pass the "no_cache" parameter to any table or schema method that creates a new row object or a cursor, such as "Alzabo::Runtime::Table->insert()", "Alzabo::Runtime::Table->rows_where()". AUTHOR
Dave Rolsky, <autarch@urth.org> perl v5.8.8 2007-12-23 Alzabo::Runtime::UniqueRowCache(3pm)
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