ARGV-Struct

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README.md  view on Meta::CPAN

thought it could be an independent module.

I'm publishing this module to get the idea out to the public so it can be worked
on.

Please bash the guts out of it. Break it and shake it till it falls apart. 

Contribute bugs and patches. All input is welcome.

To help with the bashing, when you install this dist, you get a command line util
called argvstruct. It will basically print a Data::Dumper of the structure generated
by it's arguments

    user@host:~$ argvstruct { Hello Guys How [ Are You { Doing Today } ] }
    $VAR1 = {
            'Hello' => 'Guys',
            'How' => [
                       'Are',
                       'You',
                       {
                         'Doing' => 'Today'

bin/argvstruct  view on Meta::CPAN

#!/usr/bin/perl

use ARGV::Struct;
use Data::Dumper;
print Dumper(ARGV::Struct->new->parse);

lib/ARGV/Struct.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

thought it could be an independent module.

I'm publishing this module to get the idea out to the public so it can be worked
on.

Please bash the guts out of it. Break it and shake it till it falls apart. 

Contribute bugs and patches. All input is welcome.

To help with the bashing, when you install this dist, you get a command line util
called argvstruct. It will basically print a Data::Dumper of the structure generated
by it's arguments

  user@host:~$ argvstruct { Hello Guys How [ Are You { Doing Today } ] }
  $VAR1 = {
          'Hello' => 'Guys',
          'How' => [
                     'Are',
                     'You',
                     {
                       'Doing' => 'Today'