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$rep = $o->rep_uniq($rep);
return unless $o->assert(
$o->rep_exists($rep),
""no such repository '$rep'""
);
}
$o->rep_down($rep);
}
else {
$o->warn(<<END) and return;
No such repository command '$cmd'; see 'help repository'.
END
}
}
&$refresh;
unless(@reps) {
$o->warn(""No repositories. Use 'rep add' to add a repository.\n"");
}
else {
my $i = 0;
my $count = @reps_on;
my $l = length($count);
$o->inform(""Repositories:\n"");
for my $r (@reps_on) {
my $n = sprintf(""%${l}d"", $i + 1);
$o->inform(""[$n] $r\n"");
$i++;
}
for my $r ($o->dictsort(@reps_off)) {
my $s = ' ' x $l;
$o->inform(""[$s] $r\n"");
}
}
1;
}
#============================================================================
# Search:
# search # displays previous searches
# search <\d+> # displays results of previous search
# search <terms> # executes a new search on the current repository
#============================================================================
sub smry_search { ""searches for packages in a repository"" }
sub help_search { <<'END' }
search -- Search for Packages
Synopsis
search Displays list of previous searches
search <number> Displays results of search <number>
search <glob pattern> Performs a new search
search <field>=<glob> Searches for all packages matching the field.
search * Displays all packages in the current repository
The available fields are 'ABSTRACT', 'NAME', 'TITLE', 'AUTHOR', and
'VERSION'. 'NAME' is used when you do not specify a field.
Description
Use the search command to look through the repository for packages. PPM
version 3 provides powerful search functionality. For example:
1. Search for 'CGI' anywhere in the name:
search CGI
Example results:
Apache-CGI
CGI-Application
CGI-ArgChecker
2. Search for 'CGI' at the beginning of the name:
search CGI*
Example results:
CGI-ArgChecker
CGI-Application
3. Search for all modules authored by someone with 'smith' in their
name or email:
search AUTHOR=smith
Example results:
Apache-ProxyPass
Business-ISBN
4. Search for 'compress' anywhere in the abstract:
search ABSTRACT=compress
Example results:
Apache-GzipChain
IO-Zlib
5. Search for 'CGI' in the name, or 'web' in the abstract: