CPAN::Groonga

DERIV_CD FOOD_DES NUT_DATA WEIGHT/;
}

sub get_columns_for {
    my ( $self, $table ) = @_;

    given ( $table ) {
        when ( /^FOOD_DES$/i ) {
            return [
                qw/NDB_No FdGr

);
  return;
}

method _init_from_api($activity) {
  foreach my $key (keys %{ $activity }) {
    given ( $key ) {
      when      ("athlete")           { $self->_instantiate("Athlete", $key, $activity

 = $self->auth->get_api("/segments/$self->{id}");
 
  foreach my $key (keys %{ $segment }) {
    given ( $key ) {
      when      ("athlete")   { $self->_instantiate("Athlete", $key, $segment->{$key})

 $athlete = $self->auth->get_api("/athlete");
  }
 
  foreach my $key (keys %{ $athlete }) {
    given ( $key ) {
      when      (/bikes/)   { $self->_instantiate("Athlete::Gear::Bike", $key, $athlet

                        return;
                    }
                }
                for my $given ( keys %args ) {
                    if (!first { $_ eq $given }
                        @{ $vali

=item IO ~~ :X
X<:r>X<:w>X<:x>X<:o>X<:R>X<:W>X<:X>X<:O>X<:e>X<:z>X<:f>X<:d>X<:l>X<:p>
X<:S>X<:b>X<:c>X<:t>X<:u>X<:g>X<:k>X<:T>X<:B>X<:M>X<:A>X<:C>

=item EXPR ~~ :X

  $file.:X
  $file ~~ :X

A file

ero size.
Likewise, just call C<.s> directly if you actually want to know the file's
size, since C<~~ :s> only returns a boolean.

The C<.T> and C<.B> methods will be replaced by some filetype guessin

fective uid to something else.

You can test multiple features using junctions:

  if $filename.IO ~~ :r & :w & :x  {...}

=back

=head2 IO::ACL

This is a basic abstraction; for better control, use t

the arguments:

    for @kv <-> $key, $value {
        $key ~= ".jpg";
        $value *= 2 if $key ~~ :e;
    }

=head2 Stub declarations

To predeclare a subroutine without actually defining it, use 

    push @a, "foo";
    push @a, \(1,2,3);
    push @a, "bar";
    ...
    my ($i, $j, $k);
    @a ~~ rx/
            <,>                         # match initial elem boundary
            :(Int $i,Int

      **
    non         cmp <=> ..      ILLEGAL                         cmp
    chain       == eq ~~        ($a op $b) and ($b op $c)       eqv
    list        | & ^ Z         op($a; $b; $c)         

2 { ... }
	when want.List { ... }

The C<want> function can be used with smart matching:

	if want ~~ List & 2 & Lvalue { ... }

Which means it can also be used in a switch:

    given want {
	when Li

ctation count is C<Inf>.  You shouldn't
actually return an infinite list, however, unless C<< want ~~ Lazy >>.
The opposite of C<Lazy> context is C<Eager> context (the Perl 5 list
context, which alway

ve where => Parametric, value => (1,2,3);
    leave Loop, label => 'LINE', $retval;
    leave { $_ ~~ Block and $_ !~ Sub } 1,2,3;
    leave () <== 1,2,3;

As it currently stands, the parens aren't op

rn ; # ignored
            },
            
            # trigger is called if value is defined / given (independent if validated)
            settrigger => sub {
                my ( $value, $name, $v

less $self->{add_require}{$_}++;
   }
}

=item $extractor->add_bin ($name[, $name...])

Adds the given (perl) program(s) to the file set, that is, a program
installed by some perl module, written in p

rl_code})) {
        $self->add_plugins('SynopsisTests');
    }

    # Choose release plugin
    given ($args{release}) {
        when (lc eq 'real') {
            $self->add_plugins('UploadToCPAN')
 

his must be after 'NextRelease' so that
    # the Changes file is updated before committing.
    given (lc $args{vcs}) {
        when ('none') {
            # No-op
        }
        when ('git') {
  

le</h2>\n};
	} 

	$output .= $self->_format($var);

}

sub _format {
	my($self, $var) = @_;
			
	given (ref $var) {
		when ('SCALAR')		{ return $self->_format_scalar($var); }
		when ('ARRAY')		{ retur

ional string; the template is loaded on object creation if
given.

Single delimiter pairs can be given (default delimiters shown), but they have
to be array references with exactly 2 strings; the deli

, type => $type)

Add a recipient to a text. $type can be one of "recpt", "cc" or "bcc". 
If not given (or if set to something other than one of those three
strings) it defaults to "recpt". C<text_no>

_node ( keys %{ $graph{$last_node} } ) {
		#	print "\n link node : $link_node";
			if ( $link_node ~~ @temp_path ) {
			}
			else {
				#msg( "\n link node $link_node not in @temp_path",$verbose);
			

es;
use Moose::Util::TypeConstraints;

subtype 'LabelFontWeight'
    => as 'Str'
    => where { $_ ~~ [qw(normal bold)] }
    => message { "$_ is not a valid LabelFontWeight ('bold', 'normal')" };

cl

t = $self->opposite_suit($self->diamond);

=cut

sub opposite_suit {
	my ( $self, $suit ) = @_;
	given ( $suit->name ) {
		when ( $_ eq $self->spade->name )   { return $self->club; }
		when ( $_ eq $s

ub    = $self->next_suit($self->diamond);
    
=cut

sub next_suit {
	my ( $self, $suit ) = @_;
	given ( $suit->name ) {
		when ( $_ eq $self->club->name )    { return $self->heart; }
		when ( $_ eq $

= $self->previous_suit($self->spade);
    
=cut

sub previous_suit {
	my ( $self, $suit ) = @_;
	given ( $suit->name ) {
		when ( $_ eq $self->club->name )    { return $self->diamond; }
		when ( $_ eq

next card in the BCS system.

=cut

sub calc_suit {
	my ( $self, $prev_card, $new_value ) = @_;
	given ( $new_value->value ) {
		when ( [ 1, 2, 3 ] ) { return $prev_card->suit; }
		when ( [ 4, 5, 6 ] 

t = $self->opposite_suit($self->diamond);

=cut

sub opposite_suit {
	my ( $self, $suit ) = @_;
	given ( $suit->name ) {
		when ( $_ eq $self->spade->name )   { return $self->club; }
		when ( $_ eq $s

spade = $self->next_suit($self->diamond);
    
=cut

sub next_suit {
	my ( $self, $suit ) = @_;
	given ( $suit->name ) {
		when ( $_ eq $self->spade->name )   { return $self->heart; }
		when ( $_ eq $

= $self->previous_suit($self->spade);
    
=cut

sub previous_suit {
	my ( $self, $suit ) = @_;
	given ( $suit->name ) {
		when ( $_ eq $self->spade->name )   { return $self->diamond; }
		when ( $_ eq

on')->list) {
    my @section_pages = $self->{c}->model('Section')->pages($section);
    if ($page ~~ @section_pages) {
      return $section;
    }
  }
  return;
}

=head1 NAME

Perldoc::Server::Mode