Author: richter
Date: Thu Sep 21 04:06:19 2023
New Revision: 1912445
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=1912445&view=rev
Log:
Apply debian patches to Config.pod to Config.spod
Modified:
perl/embperl/trunk/podsrc/Config.spod
Modified: perl/embperl/trunk/podsrc/Config.spod
URL:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/perl/embperl/trunk/podsrc/Config.spod?rev=1912445&r1=1912444&r2=1912445&view=diff
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--- perl/embperl/trunk/podsrc/Config.spod (original)
+++ perl/embperl/trunk/podsrc/Config.spod Thu Sep 21 04:06:19 2023
@@ -1,6 +1,8 @@
=pod
+=encoding iso8859-1
+
=head1 NAME
Embperl::Config - Embperl configuration and calling
@@ -368,11 +370,11 @@ Configuration for components can be setu
as argument when you call the component via C<Execute>.
-=head2 *CFG $application / Embperl_UseEnv / use_env / 2.0b6 / no / off unless
runing as CGI script
+=head2 *CFG $application / Embperl_UseEnv / use_env / 2.0b6 / no / off unless
running as CGI script
Tells Embperl to scan the enviromemt for configuration settings.
-=head2 *CFG $application / / use_redirect_env / 2.0b6 / no / off unless runing
as CGI script
+=head2 *CFG $application / / use_redirect_env / 2.0b6 / no / off unless
running as CGI script
Tells Embperl to scan the enviromemt for configuration settings which has the
prefix C<REDIRECT_>. This is normally the case when the request is not the
main request,
@@ -380,7 +382,7 @@ but a subrequest.
=head2 *CFG $application / Embperl_AppName / app_name / 2.0b6 / no
-Specifies the name for an application. The name is basicly used to refer to
this application
+Specifies the name for an application. The name is basically used to refer to
this application
elsewhere in httpd.conf without the need to setup the parameters for the
apllication again.
@@ -580,7 +582,7 @@ Logs the parseing of the source
=item dbgObjectSearch = 0x2000000
-Shows how Embperl::Objects seraches sourcefiles
+Shows how Embperl::Objects searches sourcefiles
=item dbgCache = 0x4000000
@@ -644,7 +646,7 @@ Do not mail more then <num> errors. Set
=head2 *CFG $application / Embperl_MAIL_ERRORS_RESET_TIME /
mail_errors_reset_time / 2.0b6 / no
-Reset error counter if for <sec> seconds no error has occured.
+Reset error counter if for <sec> seconds no error has occurred.
=head2 *CFG $application / Embperl_MAIL_ERRORS_RESEND_TIME /
mail_errors_resend_time / 2.0b6 / no
@@ -664,7 +666,7 @@ The file should contain the Perl code fo
the application object. There must be no package name given (as the package is
set
by Embperl::Object) inside the file, but the @ISA should point to Embperl::App.
If set this file is searched through the same search path as any content file.
-After a successfull load the init method is called with the Embperl request
object
+After a successful load the init method is called with the Embperl request
object
as parameter. The init method can change the parameters inside the request
object
to influence the current request.
@@ -677,7 +679,7 @@ This search through the searchpath is al
Execute no path for the file is given.
-In F<httpd.conf> or as evironment variable directories are
+In F<httpd.conf> or as environment variable directories are
separated by C<;> (on Unix C<:> works also). The parameter for C<Execute> and
the application object method expects/returns an array reference.
This path is
@@ -687,14 +689,14 @@ B<always> appended to the searchpath.
-Additional directories where Embperl::Object searches for files for the inital
request.
+Additional directories where Embperl::Object searches for files for the
initial request.
If a file is requested, but cannot be found at the given location, the
directories
given in the this path are additionally searched for the file. This applies
only to
the initial filename given to Embperl::Object and B<not> to files called via
Execute.
-In F<httpd.conf> or as evironment variable directories are
+In F<httpd.conf> or as environment variable directories are
separated by C<;> (on Unix C<:> works also). The parameter for C<Execute> and
the application object method expects/returns an array reference.
@@ -740,11 +742,11 @@ methods from this class. This class must
-=head2 *CFG $request / Embperl_UseEnv / use_env / 2.0b6 / no / off unless
runing as CGI script
+=head2 *CFG $request / Embperl_UseEnv / use_env / 2.0b6 / no / off unless
running as CGI script
Tells Embperl to scan the enviromemt for configuration settings.
-=head2 *CFG $request / / use_redirect_env / 2.0b6 / no / off unless runing as
CGI script
+=head2 *CFG $request / / use_redirect_env / 2.0b6 / no / off unless running as
CGI script
Tells Embperl to scan the enviromemt for configuration settings which has the
prefix C<REDIRECT_>. This is normally the case when the request is not the
main request,
@@ -916,11 +918,11 @@ cookie and the id for the state session
-=head2 *CFG $component / Embperl_UseEnv / use_env / 2.0b6 / no / off unless
runing as CGI script
+=head2 *CFG $component / Embperl_UseEnv / use_env / 2.0b6 / no / off unless
running as CGI script
Tells Embperl to scan the enviromemt for configuration settings.
-=head2 *CFG $component / / use_redirect_env / 2.0b6 / no / off unless runing
as CGI script
+=head2 *CFG $component / / use_redirect_env / 2.0b6 / no / off unless running
as CGI script
Tells Embperl to scan the enviromemt for configuration settings which has the
prefix C<REDIRECT_>. This is normally the case when the request is not the
main request,
@@ -1089,7 +1091,7 @@ If you add this value to the above Embpe
escaping. Without it is possible to disable escaping by preceding the item that
normally is escaped with a backslash. While this is a handy thing, it could
be very dangerous in situations, where content that is inserted by some
-user is redisplayed, because they can enter arbitrary HTML and preceed them
+user is redisplayed, because they can enter arbitrary HTML and precede them
with a backslash to avoid correct escaping when their input is redisplayed
again.
@@ -1107,22 +1109,22 @@ Tells Embperl how to handle escape seque
=over
-=item 0
+=item C<0>
don't interpret input (default)
-=item 1
+=item C<1>
unescape html escapes to their characters (i.e. < becomes < )
inside of Perl code
-=item 2
+=item C<2>
unescape url escapes to their characters (i.e. %26; becomes & )
inside of Perl code
-=item 3
+=item C<3>
unescape html and url escapes, depending on the context
@@ -1189,7 +1191,7 @@ don't cache POST requests (not yet impl
=head2 *CFG $component / Embperl_EXPIRES_FUNC / expires_func / 2.0b1 / no / /
/ &EXPIRES
Function that is called every time before data is taken from the cache.
-If this funtion returns true, the data from the cache isn't used anymore,
+If this function returns true, the data from the cache isn't used anymore,
but rebuilt.
Function could be either a coderef (when passed to Execute), a name of a
@@ -1364,7 +1366,7 @@ So it's normly more convenient to use C<
=head2 *PARAM $request / / language / 2.0b6 / yes
The primary langange found in the browser C<Accept-Language> HTTP header.
-This value is used for all language dependend functions inside Embperl.
+This value is used for all language-dependent functions inside Embperl.
You can set it change the selection of message returned by C<$request ->
gettext>
and C<[= =]>.
@@ -1550,7 +1552,7 @@ There are three major objects in Embperl
Each of these objects can be used to get information about the processing and
control the execution. Each of these objects has a config sub-object, which
makes
the configuration accessible and, where possible, changeable at runtime. The
C<config>
-method of these three objects returns a reference to the configuation object.
The methods
+method of these three objects returns a reference to the configuration object.
The methods
of these configurations objects are described in the section L<Configuration>.
The request and the component object have addtionaly a parameter sub-object,
which holds
parameters passed to the current request/component. The C<param> method of
these two
@@ -1610,7 +1612,7 @@ Contains the number of errors since last
=head2 *METHOD $application / / errors_last_time / 2.0b6 / yes
-Time when the last error has occured. See also L<mail_errors_to>.
+Time when the last error has occurred. See also L<mail_errors_to>.
=head2 *METHOD $application / / errors_last_send_time / 2.0b6 / yes
@@ -1688,7 +1690,7 @@ True if there were any error during the
=head2 *METHOD $request / / errors / 2.0b6 / yes
-Reference to an array which holds all error messages occured so far.
+Reference to an array which holds all error messages occurred so far.
=head2 *METHOD $request / / errdat1 / 2.0b6 / yes
@@ -1717,7 +1719,7 @@ but you should never remove any variable
=head2 *METHOD $request / / cleanup_packages / 2.0b6 / yes
-Refernce to a hash which contains all packages that must be cleaned up after
the request.
+Reference to a hash which contains all packages that must be cleaned up after
the request.
=head2 *METHOD $request / / initial_cwd / 2.0b6 / no
@@ -1744,7 +1746,7 @@ for the symbol. Example:
},
'en' =>
{
- 'addsel1' => 'Click on the category for wich you want to add a new
item:',
+ 'addsel1' => 'Click on the category for which you want to add a
new item:',
'addsel2' => 'or add new category. Please enter the description in
as much languages as possible.',
'addsel3' => 'If you don\'t know the translation leave the
corresponding input field empty.',
'addsel4' => 'Add category',
@@ -1884,7 +1886,7 @@ Name of the package the component is exe
=head2 *METHOD $component / / code / 2.0b6 / yes
-Only valid during compile phase. Can used to retrive and modify the code
+Only valid during compile phase. Can used to retrieve and modify the code
Embperl is generating. See Embperl::Syntax for more details and
Embperl::Syntax::RTF
for an example.
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