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$	LANG, PET::Util::Multilang
	License
	LICENSE
	Licensing--simplified
	load PET::Session PET::Session::RamdiskHash
	loadFile($file), PET::Util
	loadFile($file,%params), PET::Util::IO
$	Log PET::APISkeleton PET::Filter PET::Util
$	LOG PET::ActionMapper PET::Dispatcher
	logPerf, PET::Dispatcher
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$	MAPPER, PET::Dispatcher
%	MAPPINGS, PET::Log
$	MAXREQUESTS, PET::RUN::FCGIProcManager
	ml_genout($string), PET::Util::Multilang
	ml_out($string), PET::Util::Multilang
$	MODE, PET::Dispatcher
$	modulesdir, PET::ActionMapper
	More advanced examples
	More filters
	More help
	Multilangue support
	MVC-style Programming
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	NAME PET::Filter::PreMultiLang PET::Util PET::Util::EHTML PET::Util::Image PET::Util::IO PET::Util::Multilang PET::Util::MySQL PET::Util::PreMultiLang PET::Util::Tags PET::Util::Tags::EForm
	new PET::APISkeleton PET::APISkeleton::Single PET::APISkeleton::Subdir PET::Dispatcher PET::Log PET::Request PET::Session
	new($class), PET::ActionMapper
	new($disp) PET::Cache PET::CacheControl
	new($DISP_in) PET::Filter PET::Util
$	noconf
	Notation
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$	obj PET::RUN::CLI PET::RUN::FCGIExternalPreFork
	onhref(%p), PET::Util::EHTML
	onStart, PET::Session
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$	PAGECONF, PET::Dispatcher
	Permissions
	PET Explained
	PET installation steps
	PET modules(custom API)
	PET templates
	PET::ActionMapper
	PET::ActionMapper::Single
	PET::ActionMapper::Subdir
	PET::APISkeleton
	PET::APISkeleton::Single
	PET::APISkeleton::Subdir
	PET::Cache
	PET::Cache::FastAndFile
	PET::CacheControl
	PET::Dispatcher
	PET::Filter
	PET::Filter::General
	PET::Filter::GenHtml
	PET::Filter::PreMultiLang
	PET::Filter::UtilXmlMap
	PET::GCONF
	PET::Log
	PET::Request
	PET::RUN::CLI
	PET::RUN::FCGIExternalPreFork
	PET::RUN::FCGIProcManager
	PET::RUN::PreForkEFCGI
	PET::Session
	PET::Session::RamdiskHash
	PET::Session::Simple
	PET::Util
	PET::Util::EHTML
	PET::Util::Image
	PET::Util::IO
	PET::Util::Multilang
	PET::Util::MySQL
	PET::Util::PreMultiLang
	PET::Util::Tags
	PET::Util::Tags::EForm
	pet_run_cli
	pet_setup
$	PETEXT, PET::Dispatcher
$	pidfile, PET::RUN::PreForkEFCGI
	post_configure_hook, PET::RUN::FCGIExternalPreFork
	preAuth, PET::APISkeleton
	prepareSth(%p), PET::Util::MySQL
	preprocess($file), PET::Util::PreMultiLang
	preprocess($file,$content) PET::Filter::General PET::Filter::GenHtml PET::Filter::PreMultiLang PET::Filter::UtilXmlMap
	preprocessTemplate($filename), PET::Dispatcher
	process_request, PET::RUN::FCGIExternalPreFork
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$	Query, PET::APISkeleton
	Query parameters

our $LANG

This hashref stores all text bindings.

The most important thing is : PET is FREE.

PET is released under the Artistic License.

Obviously this is just a plain, “unofficial” explanation of the license.

sub load

Load session from disk and returns it.

sub loadFile

Loads a file.

sub loadFile

Loads a file.

our $Log

This is of course PET::Log, exported on-demand.

our $Log

my $LOG

An instance of PET::Logger.

my $LOG

PET::Log objektum.

sub logPerf

our $MAPPER

FIXME, this is not (yet) working.

our %MAPPINGS

Map some shortcuts to longer function names.

my $MAXREQUESTS

Number of max.

sub ml_genout

Output general string (non-page specific).

sub ml_out

Output a string (page specific).

our $MODE

In which mode are we currently running (e.g.

our $modulesdir

Set at init time, stores “$BASEPATH/modules” for later usage (module repository).

These examples were only a sneak-peak to PET.

There are more filters, and of course you can also create your own.

Here is a Hungarian presentation that explains what PET is good for.

While PET can be used as some sort of an “active pages” system, that is clearly not the recommended usage.

sub NAME

Must be overriden in subclasses!

sub NAME

Mandatory for all PET::Util classes.

sub NAME

Mandatory for PET::Util classes.

sub NAME

sub new

Constructor method.

sub new

Create instance.

sub new

Instanteniate class.

sub new

Default constructor, gets DISP.

sub new

Default constructor, gets DISP.

sub new

Constructor for a filter.

sub new

Guess what...

my $noconf

There are global and local parameters.

our $obj

sub onhref

This is mostly used for denoting the currently active menu.

sub onStart

Get or set SUB that is called on session creation.

our $PAGECONF

per-page config data

In general, all files and directories should have the same permission as the user you are runing PET under.

While not strictly necessary, it is very much advised that you read this document about the internals and design of PET.

First, you have to install -- and configure -- Apache.

The modules/ directory stores your custom Perl packages.

All PET templates are stored in *html/*.

Class to map URI-s to ACTION-s.

The simplest PET::ActionMapper subclass.

This is a subclass of PET::ActionMapper, which implement URI mappings in a way that each slash (/) in the URI is mapperd to a package separator (::).

Abstract cache class.

Init-ed by the Dispatcher.

Base class for all Filter modules.

This Filter should be the first one in the chain.

This filter is used to generate HTML-tags and markup from various textual markups at precompile time.

This is a special multilangual module.

This filter is used to map xml-like tags to PET::Util method calls.

General logger class used by PET.

THIS IS A PLACEHOLDER.

This package to run PET in FCGI mode, using FCGI::ProcManager.

This is a base session implementation.

This is a very lightweight session handler optimized for speed.

Base class for all Util modules.

PET Util package for manipulating HTML -- mostly forms.

Various methods that generate/handle images.

General IO class, mostly to simplify file and directory access.

A special multilingual implementation for HTML pages using (My)SQL.

This package handles MySQL.

This is a special multilangual module.

This is an abstract parent for all tag utilities.

Enhnaced FORM handling.

my $PETEXT

my $pidfile

sub post_configure_hook

sub preAuth

This method is called before the API’s method is called, but after getGlobalSubst is generated.

sub prepareSth

Used by many SQL routines, this prepares a statement handle.

sub preprocess

This is called from PET::Dispatcher.

sub preprocess

This is called from PET::Dispatcher.

sub preprocess

The general tag format looks like <!-- TABLIFY(...)

sub preprocess

This is called from PET::Dispatcher.

sub preprocess

This is a (chainable) Filter module that maps XML-like tags to UTIL calls.

sub preprocessTemplate

We run the template preprocess phase here.

sub process_request

our $Query

Using query parameters and conditions.