NAME
ExtUtils::Builder::Planner - An ExtUtils::Builder Plan builder
VERSION
version 0.004
SYNOPSIS
my $planner = ExtUtils::Builder::Planner->new;
$planner->create_node(
target => 'foo',
dependencies => [ 'bar' ],
actions => \@actions,
);
my $plan = $planner->materialize;
DESCRIPTION
METHODS
add_node($node)
This adds an ExtUtils::Builder::Node to the planner.
create_node(%args)
This creates a new node and adds it to the planner using add_node
. It takes the same named arguments as ExtUtils::Builder::Node
.
target
The target of the node. This is mandatory.
dependencies
The list of dependencies for this node.
actions
The actions to perform to create or update this node.
phony
A boolean to mark a target as phony. This defaults to false.
add_plan($plan)
This adds all nodes in the plan to the planner.
add_delegate($name, $sub)
This adds $sub
as a helper method to this planner, with the name $name
.
create_phony($target, @dependencies)
This is a helper function that calls create_node
for a action-free phony target.
load_module($extension, %options)
This adds the delegate from the given module
new_scope()
This opens a new scope on the planner. It return a child planner that shared the build tree state with its parent, but any delegated added to it will not be added to the parent.
run_dsl($filename)
This runs $filename
as a DSL file. This is a script file that includes Planner methods as functions. For example:
use strict;
use warnings;
create_node(
target => 'foo',
dependencies => [ 'bar' ],
actions => [
command(qw/echo Hello World!/),
function(module => 'Foo', function => 'bar'),
code(code => 'print "Hello World"'),
],
);
load_module("Foo");
add_foo("a.foo", "a.bar");
This will also add command
, function
and code
helper functions that correspond to ExtUtils::Builder::Action::Command, ExtUtils::Builder::Action::Function and ExtUtils::Builder::Action::Code respectively.
materialize()
This returns a new ExtUtils::Builder::Plan object based on the planner.
AUTHOR
Leon Timmermans <fawaka@gmail.com>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2013 by Leon Timmermans.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.