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cpangraph.1p
Langue: en
Version: 2010-05-10 (ubuntu - 24/10/10)
Section: 1 (Commandes utilisateur)
NAME
cpangraph - Generate dependency chain graphs for CPAN modulesVERSION
Version 0.12SYNOPSIS
cpangraph [options] <file> Options: --help display a brief help message --perl=VERSION filter those available in Perl core --phase=PHASE filter those needed for a phase (e.g., build) --rankdir controls the GraphViz 'rankdir' variable --reverse graph reverse dependencies (dependents) --verbose display additional debugging information
OPTIONS
- --help
- Prints a brief help message to the standard output and exits.
- --perl=VERSION
- This displays dependencies which have been available in Perl core since the given VERSION. It does not currently know if a module has been removed from core, but this is an unlikely occurrence. Specify Perl versions in the form:
5.008008 # for versions >= 5.8.8 5.010 # for versions >= 5.10
- --phase=PHASE
- This displays dependencies which are needed for a given module's install or runtime PHASE. Available phases are:
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- •
- runtime: required whenever the module is used
- •
- build: required to build the module
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- configure: these are required while preparing the module for build
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- --rankdir
- In GraphViz, the 'rankdir' attribute controls the direction that the nodes are linked together. If set, the graph will use left -> right linking of nodes rather than the default up-down linking.
- --reverse
- Create a graph of the reverse dependencies of a package (the packages which depend on it, or dependent packages).
- --verbose
- Display extra output useful during debugging.
DESCRIPTION
This script will use the CPAN Database to build a graph of a package's dependencies or reverse dependencies (dependent packages).AUTHOR
Adam Kennedy <adamk@cpan.org>SUPPORT
For support details, please look at "perldoc CPANDB" and use the corresponding support methods.LICENSE
This has the same copyright and licensing terms as CPANDB.Contenus ©2006-2024 Benjamin Poulain
Design ©2006-2024 Maxime Vantorre