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Inline::Wrapper::Module(3)				User Contributed Perl Documentation				Inline::Wrapper::Module(3)

NAME

       Inline::Wrapper::Module - Internal object wrapper for individual Inline modules.

SYNOPSIS

	use Inline::Wrapper::Module;

DESCRIPTION

       Inline::Wrapper::Module is used internally by Inline::Wrapper, and should not be used directly.	It will croak if you attempt to do so.

       It is a descendent class of Inline::Wrapper.

METHODS

   new()
       Takes the same arguments as "new()" in Inline::Wrapper, but also requires a module_name and lang_ext argument.

       Don't use this.	It will croak if you try to use it directly.

   initialize()
       Initialize the object instance.

   DESTROY()
       Destructor to clean up the object instance, and wipe the private code module namespace created when binding the symbol list.

INHERITANCE

       As Inline::Wrapper::Module is an inherited class from Inline::Wrapper, all methods that apply to the base class also apply to objects of
       this class.

       However, note that this has the following effects, due to the semantics of the load()/run() steps:

       auto_reload settings vs. when method effects take place:

	auto_reload value:  |  FALSE	      TRUE
	--------------------+------------------------------------------
	set_base_dir()	    |  no effect      after next reload / run()
	set_language()	    |  no effect      after next reload / run()
	add_language()	    |  no effect      after next reload / run()

       Please read through "load()" in Inline::Wrapper and "run()" in Inline::Wrapper for insight into why the implementation works like this.

SEE ALSO

       Inline::Wrapper

       The Inline documentation.

       The Inline-FAQ list.

       The examples/ directory of this module's distribution.

AUTHOR

       Please kindly read through this documentation and the examples/ thoroughly, before emailing me with questions.  Your answer is likely in
       here.

       Also make sure that your issue is actually with the Inline::Wrapper modules, and not with Inline itself.

       Jason McManus (INFIDEL) -- "infidel AT cpan.org"

LICENSE

       Copyright (c) Jason McManus

       This module may be used, modified, and distributed under the same terms as Perl itself.	Please see the license that came with your Perl
       distribution for details.

perl v5.18.2							    2010-03-10						Inline::Wrapper::Module(3)

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Test::Inline::Content::Legacy(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation			Test::Inline::Content::Legacy(3pm)

NAME

       Test::Inline::Content::Legacy - Test::Inline 2 Content Handler for legacy functions

SYNOPSIS

       Custom script content generation using Test::Inline 2.000+ with a custom generator functions

	 my $header = "....";
	 my $function = sub {
	       my $Object = shift;
	       my $Script = shift;
	       return $header . $Script->merged_content;
	 };

	 my $Inline = Test::Inline->new(
	       ...
	       file_content => $function,
	       );

       Migrating this same code to Test::Inline 2.100+ ContentHandler objects

	 my $header = "....";
	 my $function = sub {
	       my $Object = shift;
	       my $Script = shift;
	       return $header . $Script->merged_content;
	 };

	 my $ContentHandler = Test::Inline::Content::Legacy->new( $function );

	 my $Inline = Test::Inline->new(
	       ...
	       ContentHandler => $ContentHandler,
	       );

DESCRIPTION

       This class exists to provide a migration path for anyone using the custom script generators in Test::Inline via the "file_content" param.

       The synopsis above pretty much says all you need to know.

METHODS

   new $CODE_ref
       The "new" constructor for "Test::Inline::Content::Legacy" takes a single parameter of a "CODE" reference, as you would have previously
       provided directly to "file_content".

       Returns a new "Test::Inline::Content::Legacy" object, or "undef" if not passed a "CODE" reference.

   coderef
       The "coderef" accessor returns the "CODE" reference for the object

   process $Inline $Script
       The "process" method works with the legacy function by passing the Test::Inline and Test::Inline::Script arguments straight through to the
       legacy function, and returning it's result as the return value.

SUPPORT

       See the main SUPPORT section.

AUTHOR

       Adam Kennedy <adamk@cpan.org>, <http://ali.as/>

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright 2004 - 2010 Adam Kennedy.

       This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

       The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included with this module.

perl v5.12.4							    2010-11-22					Test::Inline::Content::Legacy(3pm)

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