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Revision as of 12:01, 10 August 2009
General
Please write your code to the general [StyleGuide] of EPrints
Below the license block the name, description and synopsis (a synopsis is an example of usage). Lastly the METHODS title begins the section for inline subroutine documentation.
=head1 NAME EPrints::MyModule - A one line description of MyModule =head1 DESCRIPTION One or two paragraphs explaining the function of EPrints::MyModule. =head1 SYNOPSIS use EPrints::MyModule; my $obj = EPrints::MyModule->new( $opts ); $obj->do_thing( $thingy ); =head1 METHODS =over 4 =cut
Methods
Public Methods
Each public subroutine should have POD documentation above it, with hashes to separate it from the method above. A large module should probably be split into different sections, e.g. "CONSTRUCTOR METHODS", "ACCESSOR METHODS", etc. Private methods can be documented using Perl comments.
###################################################################### =item $objname = EPrints::StyleGuide->my_sub( $arg1, [$opt_arg2], \%opts ) A description of what my_sub does and arguments it takes ($opt_arg2 is shown as optional by using brackets). A description of $arg1 if needed, along with an example: EPrints::StyleGuide->my_sub( "eprintid" ); EPrints::StyleGuide->my_sub( $arg1, undef, { opt1 => $var1, # What is var1 opt2 => $var2, # What is var2 } ); Further elaboration on the effect of $var2. =cut ###################################################################### sub my_sub { ... }