PPM/Repositories
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INSTALLATION
To install this module type the following:
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
make install
NAME
PPM::Repositories - a list of all *known* ppm package repositories
SYNOPSIS
use PPM::Repositories;
#
# Print out all *Active* repositories for perl 5.8.x
#
for my $rep ( keys %Repositories ) {
next unless $Repositories{$rep}->{Active};
next unless grep { $_ == 5.8 } @{ $Repositories{$rep}->{PerlV} };
print $rep,$/,
$Repositories{$rep}->{location},$/,
$Repositories{$rep}->{Notes},$/,
$/;
# uncomment the following lines to automatically add them to your config
# use PPM;
# PPM::AddRepository(
# "repository" => $rep,
# "location" => $Repositories{$rep}->{location},
# "save" => 'yes');
}
DESCRIPTION
This is a list of all known ppm repositores (barring the activestate
ones). Currently, most of them are Win32 specific, mainly because the
*nix folks have CPAN/CPANPLUS as well as free compilers.
An example entry in %Repositories looks like:
datetime => {
location => '
http://datetime.perl.org/download',
Type => 'Webpage',
Active => 1,
Notes => 'Get your DateTime modules here',
PerlV => [ 5.6, 5.8 ],
PerlO => ['MSWin32'],
},
The meaning of the key/value pairs should be obvious.
Active is either 1, or 0, and it indicates whether or not that
particular repository existed (you could reach it via the internet), and
contained ppm packages, when this module was released.
PerlO is the value of $^O. The value 'perl' is used to indicate
pure-perl (meaning all OS').
$^O values for various operating systems:
http://alma.ch/perl/perloses.htm
http://crazyinsomniac.perlmonk.org/perl/misc/perloses.htm
See the SYNOPSIS for example usage. See PPM for help with ppm.
EXPORT
%Repositories is exported by default.
BUGS/ADDITIONS
Please use
https://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bugs.html?Dist=PPM-Repositories to
report *bugs*/additions or send mail to
<
[email protected]>.
AUTHOR
D. H. aka PodMaster
LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2003,2004,2005 by D.H. aka PodMaster. All rights reserved.
This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the same terms as Perl itself. If you don't know what this means,
visit
http://perl.com/ or
http://cpan.org/.
SEE ALSO
PPM, PPM::Make, CPANPLUS, CPAN.