CPAN::Groonga

 actually a short description of the
test). Whenever a test result is reported, the name will be given (if
one was specified).

The name may not have a '#' in it.

The name is completely optional, but

tlist = dpath($path)->match($data); 

# Perl 5.10 style using overloaded smartmatch operator
#my $resultlist = $data ~~ dpath '/AAA/*/CCC';        # [ ['XXX', 'YYY', 'ZZZ'], [ 'RR1', 'RR2', 'RR3' ] ]

cility.

=head2 get_test_list_from_precondition

Utility function to extract testprograms from a given (sub-) precondition.

=head2 get_testrun_overview

This function reads and parses all preconditio

e what commands
would be sent to gnuplot. This is a dry run. Note that if the 'binary' option is
given (see below), then this dump will contain binary data. If this binary data
should be suppressed fr

 gnuplot I<and> to the log. Useful for debugging I/O issues. Note that
if the 'binary' option is given (see below), then this log will contain binary
data. If this binary data should be suppressed fro

e what commands
would be sent to gnuplot. This is a dry run. Note that if the 'binary' option is
given (see below), then this dump will contain binary data. If this binary data
should be suppressed fr

 gnuplot I<and> to the log. Useful for debugging I/O issues. Note that
if the 'binary' option is given (see below), then this log will contain binary
data. If this binary data should be suppressed fro

}

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Load the sub name given (including package), optionally using a base package
# path. Returns code ref and name of sub loa

xt = "$statement";
        for my $bug (@PPI_BUGS) {
            next STATEMENT if $statement_text ~~ $bug;
        }

        next STATEMENT
            if $statement =~ m{ \A \s* print \s+ form [^\n

#### $filelist[$n]";

    for my $block (@blocks) {
        no warnings;

        next if "$block" ~~ @PPI_BUGS;

        next if $block =~ m{ \A \s* \{ \s* form }xms;

        say {$testfile} $block;

      |    [<>*&|/]{1,2}+  (?! [=]  )
            |    \^              (?! [=]  )
            |    ~~
            |    isa
            )
        ) # End of rule (?<PerlInfixBinaryOperator>)

        (

      |    [<>*&|/]{1,2}+  (?! [=]  )
            |    \^              (?! [=]  )
            |    ~~
            |    isa
            )
    )) # End of rule

        (?<PerlAssignmentOperator>   (?<P

st operators
    nonassoc          < > <= >= lt gt le ge
    nonassoc          == != <=> eq ne cmp ~~
    left              &
    left              | ^
    left              &&
    left              |

now 0
    my $z = "c" cmp "b"; #$x is now positive

=head3 See also

L</X E<lt>=E<gt> Y>

=head2 X ~~ Y

=head3 Class

This belongs to L<perlop/Equality Operators>.

=head3 Description

This is the sm

ead.

=head3 Example

See L<perlsyn/"Smart matching in detail"> for examples.

=head3 See also

L</~~X>, L<perlsyn/"Smart matching in detail">, and L<perlfunc/scalar>

=head2 X & Y

=head3 Class

This

ain part from the MAIL FROM handshake, e.g. '<','>'
and any parameters removed. If only '<>' was given (like in bounces) the
value is empty.

HELO is the string send within the HELO|EHLO dialog which 

tro::PAL::palPreces( 'FK5', $equinox, '2000.0', $ra, $dec );
    }

# Get the epoch. If it's not given (in $args{epoch}) then it's
# the same as the equinox.
    my $epoch = ( ( exists( $args{epoch} )

};

# The equinox is everything after the B.
    my $equinox = $1;

# Get the epoch. If it's not given (in $args{epoch}) then it's
# the same as the equinox. Assume supplied epoch is Besselian
    my 

  $self->getCanvas()->lower($tag, $tag2);
}

=item drawTextVert

Draws text on the canvas in the given (x, y) coordinates using
the current font, font size, and font Color. Returns the text item
numbe

g($tag, 'withtag', $t);
    }
    return $t;
}


=item drawText

Draws text on the canvas in the given (x, y) coordinates using
the current font, font size, and font Color. Returns the text item
numbe

 'withtag', $t);
    }
    return $t;
}

=item drawTextFromLeft

Draws text on the canvas in the given (x, y) coordinates using
the current font, font size, and font Color. Returns the text item
numbe

ref(shift), ' object to typeglob reference'; },

    q[~~] => sub {
                my ($term, $other_arg) = @_;

                # Handle TERM ~~ TERM...
                if (blessed($other_arg) && $o

p { not $_->tag ~~ [qw(001 009 039 917 930 955)] } @{$record->fields}
     ]);
     # Clean some subfields
     for my $field ( @{$record->fields} ) {
        next unless $field->tag ~~ [qw(410 461 60

               the correct transcript.
    Return type : Integer
    Exceptions  : Throws if the given (optional) argument is not a
                  transcript.
    Caller      : General
    Status  

               the correct transcript.
    Return type : Integer
    Exceptions  : Throws if the given (optional) argument is not a
                  transcript.
    Caller      : General
    Status  

=head2 can_access_Slice

  Description : Checks the lookup to see if we have access to the Slice given (using 
                seq region name as the ID). We reject any Circular Slice

=cut

sub can_a

er> and inherits from L<Markdown::Parser::Element>

For example:

    Tickets for the event are ~~€5~~ ++€10++

Which would become:

    Tickets for the event are <del>€5</del> <ins>€10</ins>

nterface. The options are
stored in variables named I<$opt_XXX> or in a hash when B<-options> is
given (see below). B<-opttable> should be a reference to an array
containing all options. Elements of t