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| − | EPrints is written in Perl. Sometimes you may need to write your own perl code using the EPrints API.
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| − | Reasons to write some EPrints perl code:
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| − | * customising the way the eprints summary pages are rendered
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| − | * writing your own script to control EPrints in some way
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| − | * writing a new CGI script (dynamic web page)
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| − | * writing a plugin
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| − | We've broken the API down by subject, rather than by library or object. We hope this will make the reference more useful.
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| − | * [[Core API]]
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| − | * DataObjects + metafields
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| − | * session+repository+config(?)
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| − | * Search + List
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| − | * XML DOM, XHTML
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| − | * misc(database, time, utils, platform)
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| − | * metadata fields
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| − | * Plugins
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| − | ** Screen (screen processor)
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| − | == More Information ==
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| − | To get more detailed documentation on an eprints module, you can try using perldoc. Many (but not all) of the subroutines are documented inside the code.
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| − | eg.
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| − | perldoc /opt/eprints3/perl_lib/EPrints/MetaField.pm
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Latest revision as of 12:23, 12 August 2009
