File Coverage

blib/lib/PPI/XS.pm

Criterion	Covered	Total	%
statement	14	14	100.0
branch			n/a
condition			n/a
subroutine	5	5	100.0
pod			n/a
total	19	19	100.0

package PPI::XS; # git description: release-0.904-4-g378ef4e

# See POD at end for documentation

use 5.005;
use strict;
use XSLoader;

# In the unlikely case they someone tries to manually load
# PPI::XS without PPI itself loaded, they probably MEAN for us
# to load in PPI as well. Pretty useless otherwise, because we
# need to _overwrite_ the PPI methods, we can't have it loading
# after we do.
use PPI 1.000 ();

# Define compatibility information
our $VERSION = '0.910';
our $PM_COMPATIBLE = '0.844';
our %EXCLUDE       = ();

# Does the main package define the minimum set of variables?
return 1 unless defined $PPI::VERSION;
return 1 unless defined $PPI::XS_COMPATIBLE;
return 1 if     $PPI::VERSION =~ /_/;

# Are we compatible with the main package
return 1 unless $VERSION      > $PPI::XS_COMPATIBLE;
return 1 unless $PPI::VERSION > $PM_COMPATIBLE;

# Provide an option to manually disable this package
return 1 if $PPI::XS_DISABLE;

# If we aren't EXACTLY the same version, determine
# which functions we might need to exclude.
if ( $VERSION > $PPI::VERSION ) {
	# We are newer, we have the option of excluding functions
	### NOTE: Nothing to exclude in this version
	# %EXCLUDE = map { $_ => 1 } qw{};
	# (example) PPI::Element::exclude_this
} elsif ( $VERSION < $PPI::VERSION ) {
	# It is newer, it has the option of excluding functions
	if ( @PPI::XS_EXCLUDE ) {
		# It as defined things for us to exclude
		%EXCLUDE = map { $_ => 1 } @PPI::XS_EXCLUDE;
	}
}

# Load the XS functions
XSLoader::load( 'PPI::XS' => $VERSION );

# Find all the functions in PPI::XS
no strict 'refs';
foreach ( sort grep { /^_PPI_/ and defined &{"PPI::XS::$_"} } keys %{"PPI::XS::"} ) {
	# Prepare
	/^_(\w+?)__(\w+)$/ or next;
	my ($class, $function) = ($1, $2);
	$class =~ s/_/::/g;

	if ( $EXCLUDE{$_} ) {
		# Remove the un-needed function.
		# The primary purpose of this is to recover the memory
		# occupied by the useless functions, but has the
		# additional benefit of allowing us to detect which
		# functions were actually mapped in by examining the
		# names of the functions remaining in the PPI::XS symbol
		# table.
		delete ${"PPI::XS::"}{$_};
	} else {
		# Map in the function
		*{"${class}::${function}"} = *{"PPI::XS::$_"};
	}
}

1;

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