Free include software for linux

Include is a Perl module that allow you to use #defines from C header files.

SYNOPSIS

use Include qw(-I /some/path/of/mine);
use Include q< sys/types.h >;
use Include q< sys/types.h > "/[A-Z]/";

The Include module implements a method of using #define constants from C header files. It does this by putting an extra level of indirection on the use operator.

To enhance performance a cache scheme is used. When a new module is required the cache is checked first, if the package is not found then it will be generated from the C header files.

Include can be configured to place any generated packages into the cache automatically, for security reasons this is turned off by default.

There are three ways in which the use Include statement can be used.

use Include qw(-I /some/path/of/mine);

Will unshift the directory /some/path/of/mine onto the search path used so that subsequent searches for .h header files will search the given directories first.

use Include q< sys/types.h >;
use Include q< sys/types.h > "/[A-Z]/";

Both of these will define all the constants found in and any header files included by it. The first will export all of these into the calling package, but the second will only export defined macros that contain an unppercase character.

Subroutines

Under normal use the Include package is only used via the use/import interface. But there are some routines that are defined.

CacheOn

This subroutine will cause the Include module to save any generated packages into the cache.

Generate( @headers )

This subroutine will force the generation of the given header files, and any files included in them, reguardless of whether they are currently in the cache. If cache writing is turned on then the cache files will be overwritten.

Search( @dirs )

This subroutine will unshift the given directories onto the search path used for locating the header files.

HTML Include solves the problem that the Hypertext Markup Language doesnt know a command for including other files into a source file. HTML Include uses specially styled comments to refer to other files, which will be inserted at this position.
Unlike to the well known Server Side Include mechanism, this tool pre-processes the HTML files, resulting in files that have all referenced source files directly embedded. Thus it does not depend on any Web-server for correct appearance.
As a bonus, HTML Include also writes the current date to the "last modification" line and brower meta, which you usually forget (or do not bother) to update.
Enhancements:
- This release adds Current Date Replacement for both Custom Tag and Browser Meta Line.
- Tags are now allowed to appear anywhere in the text, not just on single lines.
- This release can process multiple input files.
- The package has been autoconfiscated.

DynaPage::Document::ext::include module contains extensions of DynaPag::Document.

METHODS

template ( $self, $job ) : bool

syntax:
!include.template =- B< file_name >

See also DynaPage::Template

NOTE: $self is parent document object (eg blessed into DynaPage::Document)
data ( $self, $job ) : bool

syntax:
!include.data =- B< file_name >

Parse data read from file_name results are merged into parent document. If data contained another !include or other extension commands, they will be handled properly. Parsing is done by DynaPage::Sourcer Parse() method.
NOTE: $self is parent document object (eg blessed into DynaPage::Document)
field ( $self, $job ) : bool

syntax-1:
!include.field.B< target-field > =- B< file_name >

syntax-2:
!include.field =- B< target-field > B< file_name >

Set target-field to contain data read from external file specified by file_name.
NOTE: $self is parent document object (eg blessed into DynaPage::Document)
hooks ( $self, $job ) : bool

syntax-1:
!include.hooks ==~
Init => sub {
my( $self, $hook_name, $hook_params ) =@_;
...
... PERL SCRIPT CODE
...
}
~== !include.hooks

NOTE: $self is parent document object (eg blessed into DynaPage::Document)
module ( $self, $job ) : bool

NOTE: $self is parent document object (eg blessed into DynaPage::Document)
parameters ( $self, $job ) : bool

NOTE: $self is parent document object (eg blessed into DynaPage::Document)

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