Dpkg::Substvars(3)               libdpkg-perl               Dpkg::Substvars(3)

NAME
       Dpkg::Substvars - handle variable substitution in strings

DESCRIPTION
       It provides some an object which is able to substitute variables in
       strings.

METHODS
       my $s = Dpkg::Substvars->new($file)
               Create a new object that can do substitutions. By default it
               contains generic substitutions like ${Newline}, ${Space},
               ${Tab}, ${dpkg:Version} and ${dpkg:Upstream-Version}.

               Additional substitutions will be read from the $file passed as
               parameter.

               It keeps track of which substitutions were actually used (only
               counting substvars(), not get()), and warns about unused
               substvars when asked to. The substitutions that are always
               present are not included in these warnings.

       $s->set($key, $value)
               Add/replace a substitution.

       $s->set_as_used($key, $value)
               Add/replace a substitution and mark it as used (no warnings
               will be produced even if unused).

       $s->set_as_auto($key, $value)
               Add/replace a substitution and mark it as used and automatic
               (no warnings will be produced even if unused).

       $s->get($key)
               Get the value of a given substitution.

       $s->delete($key)
               Remove a given substitution.

       $s->mark_as_used($key)
               Prevents warnings about a unused substitution, for example if
               it is provided by default.

       $s->no_warn($key)
               Obsolete function, use mark_as_used() instead.

       $s->load($file)
               Add new substitutions read from $file.

       $s->parse($fh, $desc)
               Add new substitutions read from the filehandle. $desc is used
               to identify the filehandle in error messages.

       $s->set_version_substvars($sourceversion, $binaryversion)
               Defines ${binary:Version}, ${source:Version} and
               ${source:Upstream-Version} based on the given version strings.

               These will never be warned about when unused.

       $s->set_arch_substvars()
               Defines architecture variables: ${Arch}.

               This will never be warned about when unused.

       $newstring = $s->substvars($string)
               Substitutes variables in $string and return the result in
               $newstring.

       $s->warn_about_unused()
               Issues warning about any variables that were set, but not used.

       $s->set_msg_prefix($prefix)
               Define a prefix displayed before all warnings/error messages
               output by the module.

       $s->save($file)
               Store all substitutions variables except the automatic ones in
               the indicated file.

       "$s"    Return a string representation of all substitutions variables
               except the automatic ones.

       $str = $s->output($fh)
               Print all substitutions variables except the automatic ones in
               the filehandle and return the content written.

CHANGES
   Version 1.03
       New method: $s->set_as_auto().

   Version 1.02
       New argument: Accept a $binaryversion in $s->set_version_substvars(),
       passing a single argument is still supported.

       New method: $s->mark_as_used().

       Deprecated method: $s->no_warn(), use $s->mark_as_used() instead.

   Version 1.01
       New method: $s->set_as_used().

   Version 1.00
       Mark the module as public.

AUTHOR
       Raphael Hertzog <hertzog@debian.org>.

1.17.27                           2016-04-25                Dpkg::Substvars(3)

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