Types::Standard::StrMatch − exporter utility for the StrMatch type constraint
use
Types::Standard −types;
# Normal way to validate a string against a regular
expression.
#
StrMatch−>of( qr/.../ )−>assert_valid(
"foo" );
use Types::Standard::StrMatch Identifier => { re =>
qr/.../ },
# Exported shortcut
#
assert_Identifier "foo";
This module is not covered by the Type−Tiny stability policy.
This is mostly internal code, but can also act as an exporter utility.
Types::Standard::ScalarRef can be used experimentally as an exporter.
use Types::Standard::StrMatch Identifier => { re => qr/.../ };
This will export
the following functions into your namespace:
"Identifier"
is_Identifier( $value )
assert_Identifier( $value )
to_Identifier( $value )
Multiple types can be exported at once:
use
Types::Standard −types;
use Types::Standard::StrMatch (
Identifier => { re => qr/.../ },
Url => { re => qr/.../ },
Email => { re => qr/.../ },
);
assert_Email '[email protected]'; # should not die
It's possible to further constrain the string using "where":
use Types::Standard::StrMatch MyThing => { re => qr/.../, where => sub { ... } };
Please report any bugs to <https://github.com/tobyink/p5−type−tiny/issues>.
Types::Standard.
Toby Inkster <[email protected]>.
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