Methods

scan_javadoc($path)

Scans the javadoc at $path and returns a list of javadocs it is linked to on the system.

Currently it ignores all javadocs linked via other locations than /usr/share/doc and it also makes an assumption that the linked javadoc is in /usr/share/doc/<package>/<dir-or-symlink>. Of course, all Java Policy compliant packages provide their javadoc from there.

If /usr/share/doc/<package>/<dir-or-symlink> appears to be a symlink, then it is followed (except for default-jdk-doc).

find_package_for_existing_files(@files)

Consults dpkg(1) to see which packages provides @files and returns this list. All entries in @files must exists (but is not required to be files) and should not be used on a directory.

Furthermore all entries must be given with absolute path.

parse_manifest_fd($fd, $filename)

Parses a manifest from $fd, which must be a readable filehandle, and returns a Debian::Javahelper::Manifest.

$filename is only used to report parsing errors and should be something that identifies the source of $fd.

write_manifest_fd($manifest, $fd, $filename)

Writes $manifest to the writable filehandle $fd. $manifest must be a Debian::Javahelper::Manifest.

$filename is only used to report errors and should be something that identifies $fd.

write_manifest_section_fd($section, $fd, $filename)

Writes $section to the writable filehandle $fd. $section must be a Debian::Javahelper::ManifestSection.

$filename is only used to report errors and should be something that identifies $fd.

NB: Helper - Not exported.

slurp_file($file)

Reads all lines in $file and returns them as a list.

NB: Helper - Not exported.