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use Carp; |
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=head1 NAME |
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Orze::Sources - Superclass of all Orze::Sources:: |
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package Orze::Sources::Foo; |
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use base qw( Orze::Sources ); |
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use Text::Foo; |
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Create the source object, using the C<$page> tree and the C<$variables> |
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Do the evaluation. You need to subclass it ! |
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Delete C<..> and add C prefix to paths used in driver modules. |
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It's not really intended to be safe, only to help to enforce to only use data in C. |
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Display a warning message during the processing, giving information on |
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If there an attribute C in the variable, use it. Otherwise, use the name of page. |
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