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Update p5-Getopt-Euclid to 0.3.0.
Changes from previous:
0.3.0
- Reverted feature to match POD head section =head2, =head3 and =head4
because of backward compatibility issue (RT bug #70942)
0.2.9 2011-09-03
- This command does not generate warnings anymore:
perl -e 'use Getopt::Euclid; print $Getopt::Euclid::VERSION;'
- Required and optional arguments can now be put in a POD head section
=head2, =head3 and =head4 for more flexibility
0.2.8 2011-09-02
- Support for optional defaults (RT bug #61438, patch from Paolo Medeo)
- Extended the grammar of recognized POD headers
- Usage error message now mentions the --man option in addition to --help
Changes 0.2.7 * Updated dependencies in Build.PL module Changes 0.2.6: * Bugfix: corrected a .pod file finding issue
Updating devel/p5-Getopt-Euclid from 0.2.0 to 0.2.1
pkgsrc changes:
- Add license definition
- Adjust dependencies
Upstream changes:
0.2.1 Sun May 31 12:57:07 2009
- Removed BEGIN blocks and simply brought the defined variables to the top
of the module (thanks Todd)
- Update POD to make sure people don't "use Getopt::Euclid ();"
- Removed debugger break point (thanks Diab)
- Removed no bugs claim in POD
Update to version 0.2.0.
Changes since last packaged version (0.1.0):
0.2.0 Sat Aug 4 17:22:31 2007
- Added fallback to $main::VERSION if version not specified in Pod
(thanks Todd and Thomas)
- Added non-zero exit value on bad arg list (thanks Toby)
- Changed module behaviour: now removes identified arguments from @ARGV.
on successful match (thanks Aran and Tim)
- Allowed alternations everywhere (i.e. outside optionals too)
- Allowed E<lt> and E<gt> in option specifiers (thanks Wes)
Initial import of p5-Getopt-Euclid version 0.1.0 into The NetBSD Packages Collection. The Perl 5 module Getopt::Euclid uses your program's own documentation to create a command-line argument parser. This ensures that your program's documented interface and its actual interface always agree.
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