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Old 06-14-2005
Live CD Linux

Como faço para abrir o Live Linux cd no windows?
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Pod::Elemental::Selectors(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation			    Pod::Elemental::Selectors(3pm)

NAME
Pod::Elemental::Selectors - predicates for selecting elements VERSION
version 0.102362 OVERVIEW
Pod::Elemental::Selectors provides a number of routines to check for Pod::Elemental paragraphs with given qualities. SELECTORS
Selectors are predicates: they examine paragraphs and return either true or false. All the selectors have (by default) names like: "s_whatever". They expect zero or more parameters to affect the selection. If these parameters are given, but no paragraph, a callback will be returned that will expect a paragraph. If a paragraph is given, the selector will return immediately. For example, the "s_command" selector expects a parameter that can be the name of the command desired. Both of the following uses are valid: # create and use a callback: my $selector = s_command('head1'); my @headers = grep { $selector->($_) } @paragraphs; # just check a paragraph right now: if ( s_command('head1', $paragraph) ) { ... } The selectors can be imported individually or as the "-all" group, and can be renamed with Sub::Exporter features. (Selectors cannot yet be curried by Sub::Exporter.) s_blank my $callback = s_blank; if( s_blank($para) ) { ... } "s_blank" tests whether a paragraph is a Generic::Blank element. s_flat my $callback = s_flat; if( s_flat($para) ) { ... } "s_flat" tests whether a paragraph does Pod::Elemental::Flat -- in other words, is content-only. s_node my $callback = s_node; if( s_node($para) ) { ... } "s_node" tests whether a paragraph does Pod::Elemental::Node -- in other words, whether it may have children. s_command my $callback = s_command; my $callback = s_command( $command_name); my $callback = s_command(@command_names); if( s_command(undef, $para) ) { ... } if( s_command( $command_name, $para) ) { ... } if( s_command(@command_names, $para) ) { ... } "s_command" tests whether a paragraph does Pod::Elemental::Command. If a command name (or a reference to an array of command names) is given, the tested paragraph's command must match one of the given command names. AUTHOR
Ricardo SIGNES <rjbs@cpan.org> COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2012 by Ricardo SIGNES. This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself. perl v5.14.2 2012-05-05 Pod::Elemental::Selectors(3pm)
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