NAME
Version::Dotted::Odd - Odd/even versioning scheme
VERSION
Version v0.0.0_07, released on 2017-01-03 22:12 UTC. This is a trial release.
WHAT?
Version::Dotted
and its subclasses complement standard version
class with bump operation and (re)define trial versions differently.
This is Version::Dotted::Odd
module/class documentation. However, read Version::Dotted
module/class documentation first, since it contains many relevant details.
General topics like getting source, building, installing, bug reporting and some others are covered in the README.
SYNOPSIS
use Version::Dotted::Odd; # import nothing
use Version::Dotted::Odd 'qv'; # import qv
# Construct:
$v = Version::Dotted::Odd->new( v1.0 ); # v1.0.0 (at least 3 parts)
$v = qv( v1.0.2.5 ); # v1.0.2.5
# Release status:
$bool = $v->is_trial; # true if the second part is odd.
# See Version::Dotted for other methods.
DESCRIPTION
This is subclass of Version::Dotted
. Two features distinct it from the parent:
Version object always has at least 3 parts.
$v = qv( v1 ); # v1.0.0 $v->part( 0 ) == 1; # Parts 0, 1, 2 are always defined. $v->part( 1 ) == 0; # Zero if not specified explicitly. $v->part( 2 ) == 0; # ditto $v->part( 3 ) == undef; # But may be defined.
The second part defines the release status: odd number denotes a trial release.
$v = qv( v1.0 ); # $v == v1.0.0 $v->is_trial; # false $v->bump( 1 ); # $v == v1.1.0 $v->is_trial; # true
Such versioning scheme was used by Linux kernel (between 1.0 and 2.6) and still used by Perl.
CLASS ATTRIBUTES
min_len
Minimal number of parts, read-only.
$int = Version::Dotted::Odd->min_len; # == 3
Version::Dotted::Odd
objects always have at least 3 parts.
OBJECT METHODS
is_trial
Returns true in case of trial version, and false otherwise.
$bool = $v->is_trial;
A version is considered trial if the second part is an odd number:
qv( v1.1.3 )->is_trial; # true
qv( v1.2.0 )->is_trial; # false
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
Van de Bugger <van.de.bugger@gmail.com>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2016 Van de Bugger
License GPLv3+: The GNU General Public License version 3 or later <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt>.
This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.