Apache-Config-Preproc
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=head1 DESCRIPTION
=head1 CONSTRUCTOR
$obj = new($conf, ...)
The only required argument to the constructor is a reference to the
B<Apache::Config::Preproc> object which controls the preprocessing. The
default constructor saves this reference in the object and makes it
available via the B<conf> method. Rest of arguments are specific for
each particular expansion and are ignored by the default constructor.
=cut
sub new {
my ($class, $conf) = @_;
bless { _conf => $conf }, $class;
}
=head1 METHODS
=head2 conf
Returns the B<Apache::Config::Preproc> object which controls the
preprocessing. The module can use it in order to inspect the configuration
parse tree.
=cut
sub conf { $_[0]->{_conf} };
=head2 begin_section
$obj->begin_section($section);
Invoked before running preprocessor expansions on a section. The section
(an instance of B<Apache::Admin::Config::Tree> or a derived class) is
passed as the argument.
Default implementation is a no-op.
=cut
sub begin_section {}
=head2 end_section
$obj->end_section($section);
Invoked when all preprocessor expansions are finished for a section. The
section (an instance of B<Apache::Admin::Config::Tree> or a derived class) is
passed as the argument.
Default implementation is a no-op.
=cut
sub end_section {}
=head2 expand
$result = $obj->expand($node, \@items);
Expands the configuration tree node B<$node>, places the resulting
nodes to B<@items> and returns true. Returns false if no expansion
was done on the node.
=cut
sub expand {}
1;
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