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lib/Activator/Dictionary.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

Examples:
   key1 value1                # value eq 'value1'
   # key2 value2              # ignored
       # key3 value3          # ignored
                              # ignored
     key4 multiple words      # value eq 'multiple words'
   key5 "  value5 is quoted"  # value eq '  value5 is quoted'
   key6 ""OMG!" "quotes!""    # value eq '"OMG!" "quotes!"'
   key7 " whitespaced "       # value eq ' whitespaced '

=head1 DATABASE CONFIGURATION

If you would rather that your dictionary definitions are in a database,
or need more complex values than can be reasonably contained within a
single line, create a table of any name with this schema:

 CREATE TABLE db_table_name (
   # primary column must end with '_id'
   *_id          serial,
   lang          enum('en','de','es') default 'en',
   realm         text NOT NULL,

lib/Catalyst/Plugin/Activator/Config.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

This method substitutes macros found with calls to a function. There are three
default macros:

=over 4

=item * C<__HOME__> - replaced with C<$c-E<gt>path_to('')>

=item * C<__path_to(foo/bar)__> - replaced with C<$c-E<gt>path_to('foo/bar')>

=item * C<__literal(__FOO__)__> - leaves __FOO__ alone (allows you to use
C<__DATA__> as a config value, for example)

=back

The parameter list is split on comma (C<,>). You can override this method to
do your own string munging, or you can define your own macros in
C<MyApp-E<gt>config-E<gt>{ 'Plugin::ConfigLoader' }-E<gt>{ substitutions }>.
Example:

    MyApp->config->{ 'Plugin::ConfigLoader' }->{ substitutions } = {
        baz => sub { my $c = shift; qux( @_ ); }