perl中Getopt::Long与pod::usage用法举例

#!/bin/perl-5.8.3/bin/perl$
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#
use warnings;$
use strict;$

use Data::Dumper;$
use Getopt::Long;$
use Pod::Usage;$

our $g_opts;
our $optionX=''; #if not defined in command line, it will be empty string
sub parse_opts{
    my $result = GetOptions(
                    "optionA=s" => $g_opts->{'optionA'},#string
                    "optionB=s" => $g_opts->{'optionB'},#string
                    "optionC=i" => $g_opts->{'optionC'},#integer
                    "optionD=f" => $g_opts->{'optionD'},#float
                    "optionX=f" => $optionX,
                    "optionY=f" => $optionY,
                    "verbose"   => $g_opts->{'verbose'},#flag
                    "quiet"     => sub { $g_opts->{'verbose'} = 0 },
                    "help|?"    => $g_opts->{'help'}
                  );
    if(!($g_opts->{'optionA'})){
        &pod2usage( -verbose => 1);#exit status will be 1
    }
    if($g_opts->{'help'}){
        &pod2usage( -verbose => 1);#exit status will be 1
    }
}

&parse_opts();
print("n$optionXn");
print($optionY); #if not defined in command line, it will be undefined
print($g_opts->{"optionB"});

foreach my $key (keys %{$g_opts}){$
  if(!$g_opts->{$key}) {next;} $
  print($key . "=" . $g_opts->{$key} . "n");$
  }$
$
exit(0);$
$

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__END__$
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=head1 NAME$
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sample - Using Getopt::Long and Pod::Usage$
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=head1 SYNOPSIS$
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sample [options] [args ...]$
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Options: $
$
   -optionA         optionA $
   -optionB         optionB$
   -optionC         optionC $
   -optionD         optionD $
   -verbose         verbose $
   -quiet           noverbose $
   -help            brief help message$
$
=head1 OPTIONS$
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=over 8$
$
=item B<-help>$
$
Print a brief help message and exits.$
$
=back$
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=head1 DESCRIPTION$
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B<This program> will read the given input file(s) and do something$
useful with the contents thereof.$
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=cut$