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Description: fix typos
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Author: Florian Schlichting <fsfs@debian.org>
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--- a/ArgvFile.pm
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+++ b/ArgvFile.pm
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@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@
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=item Simple access to typical calling scenarios
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If several options need to be set, but in certain circumstances
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-are always the same, it could become sligthly nerveracking to type
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+are always the same, it could become slightly nerveracking to type
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them in again and again. With an option file, they can be stored
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I<once> and recalled easily as often as necessary.
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@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@
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are a few user groups with different but typical ways to call your script.
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In all these cases, option files may collect options belonging together,
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and may be combined by the script users to set up a certain call.
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-In conjunction with the possiblity to I<nest> such collections, this is
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+In conjunction with the possibility to I<nest> such collections, this is
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perhaps the most powerful feature provided by this method.
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=item Individual and installationwide default options
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@@ -294,7 +294,7 @@
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Except for the traditional loading, the complete interface of C<argvFile()>
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is available via C<use>, but in the typical C<use> syntax without
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-parantheses.
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+parentheses.
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# implicit call of argvFile(default=>1, home=>1)
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use Getopt::ArgvFile default=>1, home=>1;
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@@ -316,7 +316,7 @@
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B<Basics>
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-An option file hint is simply the filename preceeded by (at least) one
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+An option file hint is simply the filename preceded by (at least) one
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"@" character:
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> script -optA argA -optB @optionFile -optC argC
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@@ -406,25 +406,25 @@
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into @ARGV.
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-B<Relative pathes>
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+B<Relative paths>
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-Pathes in option files might be relative, as in
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+Paths in option files might be relative, as in
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-file ../file @../../configs/nested
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If written with the (prepared) start directory in mind, that will work,
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but it can fail when it was written relatively to the option file location
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-because by default those pathes will not be resolved when written from
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+because by default those paths will not be resolved when written from
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an option file.
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Use parameter C<resolveRelativePathes> to switch to path resolution:
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argvFile(resolveRelativePathes=>1);
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-will cause C<argvFile()> to expand those pathes, both in standard strings
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+will cause C<argvFile()> to expand those paths, both in standard strings
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and nested option files.
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- With resolveRelativePathes, both pathes
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+ With resolveRelativePathes, both paths
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will be resolved:
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-file ../file @../../configs/nested
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@@ -434,7 +434,7 @@
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B<Environment variables>
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-Similar to relative pathes, environment variables are handled differently
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+Similar to relative paths, environment variables are handled differently
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depending if the option is specified at the commandline or from an option
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file, due to bypassed shell processing. By default, C<argvFile()> does
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not resolve environment variables. But if required it can be commanded
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I<current option script> is searched in the current directory.
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By default, all startup option files are expected to be named like
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-the script, preceeded by a dot, but this can be adapted to individual
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+the script, preceded by a dot, but this can be adapted to individual
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needs if preferred, see below.
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Examples:
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}
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}
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- # resolve relative pathes, if requested
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+ # resolve relative paths, if requested
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if (exists $switches{resolveRelativePathes})
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{
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# process all strings
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use Getopt::ArgvFile justload=>1;
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-See I<FUNCTIONS> for additional informations.
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+See I<FUNCTIONS> for additional information.
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=head1 NOTES
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