Man Page: set::nestedgroups::member
Operating Environment: debian
Section: 3pm
NestedGroups::Member(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation NestedGroups::Member(3pm)NAMESet::NestedGroup::Member - Set of nested groupsSYNOPSISuse Set::NestedGroup; $acl = new Set::NestedGroup; $acl->add('user','group'); $acl->add('group','parentgroup'); $list=$acl->list(); for(my $i=0;$i<$list->rows();$i++){ my ($member,$group)=$list->next(); print "$member=$group "; }DESCRIPTIONSet::NestedGroup::Member objects are returns from a Set::NestedGroup object's list() method.METHODSrows () Returns the number of rows this has. May be used to construct a loop to extract all the data. next () Returns a list comprising of the next member & group. Returns undef when the list is exhausted.AUTHORAlan R. Barclay, gorilla@elaine.drink.comSEE ALSOperl(1), Set::NestedGroup perl v5.8.8 2008-03-12 NestedGroups::Member(3pm)
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