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NAME

6       Workflow::Condition::Evaluate - Inline condition that evaluates perl
7       code for truth
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VERSION

10       This documentation describes version 1.02 of this package
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SYNOPSIS

13        <state name="foo">
14            <action name="foo action">
15                <condition test="$context->{foo} =~ /^Pita chips$/" />
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DESCRIPTION

18       If you've got a simple test you can use Perl code inline instead of
19       specifying a condition class. We differentiate by the 'test' attribute
20       -- if it's present we assume it's Perl code to be evaluated.
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22       While it's easy to abuse something like this with:
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24        <condition>
25          <test><![CDATA[
26            if ( $context->{foo} =~ /^Pita (chips|snacks|bread)$/" ) {
27                 return $context->{bar} eq 'hummus';
28            }
29            else { ... }
30            ]]>
31          </test>
32        </condition>
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34       It should provide a good balance.
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OBJECT METHODS

37       new( \%params )
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39       One of the "\%params" should be 'test', which contains the text to
40       evaluate for truth.
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42       evaluate( $wf )
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44       Evaluate the text passed into the constructor: if the evaluation
45       returns a true value then the condition passes; if it throws an
46       exception or returns a false value, the condition fails.
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48       We use Safe to provide a restricted compartment in which we evaluate
49       the text. This should prevent any sneaky bastards from doing something
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52        <state...>
53            <action...>
54                <condition test="system( 'rm -rf /' )" />
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56       The text has access to one variable, for the moment:
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58       $context
59           A hashref of all the parameters in the Workflow::Context object
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SEE ALSO

62       Safe - From some quick research this module seems to have been packaged
63       with core Perl 5.004+, and that's sufficiently ancient for me to not
64       worry about people having it. If this is a problem for you shoot me an
65       email.
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68       Copyright (c) 2004 Chris Winters. All rights reserved.
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70       This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
71       under the same terms as Perl itself.
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AUTHORS

74       Chris Winters <chris@cwinters.com>
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