Pegasus::DAX::PlainFilename - class for simple file names.
use Pegasus::DAX::PlainFilename;
my $i = Pegasus::DAX::PlainFilename->new( 'asdf.txt' );
print "name is ", $i->name, "\n";
$i->name = 'newname.txt';
print "name is ", $i->name, "\n";
This class remembers a simple filename. These filenames are aggregated by the AbstractJob
class. A simple filename is either part of a concrete job's argument list.
The constructor may be called with a single scalar argument, which is the filename string. Alternative ways to invoke the c'tor pass the arguments as named list.
This is the getter.
This is the setter.
The purpose of the toXML
function is to recursively generate XML from the internal data structures. The first argument is a file handle open for writing. This is where the XML will be generated. The second argument is a string with the amount of white-space that should be used to indent elements for pretty printing. The third argument may not be defined. If defined, all element tags will be prefixed with this name space.
Base class.
Child class.
The abstract job class aggregates instances of this class in arguments
and in stdio
.
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