1Tangerine::HookData(3)User Contributed Perl DocumentationTangerine::HookData(3)
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6 Tangerine::HookData - An envelope for data returned from a hook
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9 my $data = Tangerine::HookData->new(
10 modules => {
11 'ExtUtils::MakeMaker' => [
12 Tangerine::Occurence->new(
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14 version => '6.30',
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21 run => \&Tangerine::hook::myhook::run,
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24 children => [ qw/myhook_statement with_args ;/ ]
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28 Hooks use this class to encapsulate their results before returning them
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31 A hook may return a hash reference of module names pointing to lists of
32 Tangerine::Occurence objects, a list reference of Tangerine::Hook
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37 "children"
38 Returns or sets the statement to be analysed. This is a simple
39 list reference of significant children. Tangerine statements are
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42 "hooks"
43 Returns or sets a list reference of Tangerine::Hook hooks to be
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51 Forces the data type, overriding the hook's type value. The
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55 Tangerine, Tangerine::Hook, Tangerine::Occurence, PPI::Statement
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58 Petr Šabata <contyk@redhat.com>
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61 Copyright (c) 2014-2016 Petr Šabata
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63 See LICENSE for licensing details.
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67perl v5.30.1 2020-01-30 Tangerine::HookData(3)