NAME

       Sympa::ListDef - Definition of list configuration parameters

DESCRIPTION

       This module keeps definition of configuration parameters for each list.

   Global variable
       %alias
           Deprecated by Sympa 6.2.16.

       %pgroup
           TBD.

       %pinfo
           This hash COMPLETELY defines ALL list parameters.  It is then used to load, save,
           view, edit list config files.

           List parameters format accepts the following keywords :

           context
               TBD.

               Introduced on Sympa 6.2.57b.

           format
               Regexp applied to the configuration file entry.  Or arrayref containing all
               possible values of parameter.

               Or, if the parameter is paragraph, value of this item is a hashref containing
               definitions of sub-parameters.

               See also "Node types" in Sympa::List::Config.

           format_s
               Template of regexp applied to the configuration file entry; see also "format".

               Subpatterns $word indicate the name of pattern defined in Sympa::Regexps.

               This was introduced on Sympa 6.2.19b.2.

           file_format
               Config file format of the parameter might not be the same in memory.

           split_char
               Character used to separate multiple parameters.  Used with the set or the array of
               scalars.

           length
               Length of a scalar variable ; used in web forms.

           scenario
               Tells that the parameter is a scenario, providing its name.

           default
               Default value for the param ; may be a robot configuration parameter (conf).

               If occurrence is "0-1" or "0-n", default value will be assigned only when list is
               created or new node is added to configuration.

           default_s
               Template of constant used as default value in configuration file entry; see also
               "default".

               Subpatterns $WORD indicate the name of constant defined in Sympa::Constants.

           synonym
               Defines synonyms for parameter values (for compatibility reasons).

           gettext_unit
               Unit of the parameter ; this is used in web forms and refers to translated strings
               in NLS catalogs.

           occurrence
               Occurrence of the parameter in the config file possible values: "0-1", 1, "0-n"
               and "1-n".  Example: A list may have multiple owner.

               See also "Node types" in Sympa::List::Config.

           gettext_id
               Title reference in NLS catalogs.

           gettext_comment
               Description text of a parameter.

           group
               Group of parameters.

           obsolete
               Obsolete parameter ; should not be displayed nor saved.

               As of 6.2.16, if the value is true value and is not 1, it defines reference to a
               fully upper-compatible new parameter.

           obsolete_values
               Deprecated.

               Defined obsolete values for a parameter.  These values should not get proposed on
               the web interface edition form.

           not_before, not_after
               The duration between these versions (inclusive) during which the parameter is
               available.

               Introduced on Sympa 6.2.65b.

           order
               Order of parameters within paragraph.

           internal
               Indicates that the parameter is an internal parameter that should always be saved
               in the config file.

           field_type
               Used to special treatment of parameter value to show it.

               'dayofweek'
                   Day of week, 0 - 6.

               'lang'
                   Language tag.

               'password'
                   The value to be concealed.

               'reception'
                   Reception mode of list member.

               'status'
                   Status of list.

               'listtopic'
                   List topic.

               'unixtime'
                   The time in second from Unix epoch.

               'visibility'
                   Visibility mode of list member.

               Most of field types were introduced on Sympa 6.2.17.

           filters
               See "Filters" in Sympa::List::Config.

               Introduced on Sympa 6.2.17.

           validations
               See "Validations" in Sympa::List::Config.

               Introduced on Sympa 6.2.17.

           privilege
               Dynamically assigned.  Privilege for specified user: 'write', 'read' or 'hidden'.

               Introduced on Sympa 6.2.17.

           enum
               Automatically assigned.  TBD.

               Introduced on Sympa 6.2.17.

           file
               Conf file where the parameter is defined.  "wwsympa.conf" is a synonym of
               "sympa.conf".  It remains there in order to migrating older versions of config.

           db  'db_first', 'file_first' or 'no'.  TBD.

           importance
               Importance of the parameter. The value 100 means "minimal", i.e. included in a set
               of parameters explicitly described in the installation instruction.  0 (default)
               means no importance.  This was introduced on 6.2.69b.

       %user_info
           TBD.

SEE ALSO

       list_config(5), Sympa::List::Config, Sympa::ListOpt.

       sympa.conf(5), robot.conf(5).

HISTORY

       Sympa::ListDef was separated from List module on Sympa 6.2.  On Sympa 6.2.57b, its content
       was moved to Sympa::Config::Schema.

       confdef was separated from Conf on Sympa 6.0a, and renamed to Sympa::ConfDef on 6.2a.39.
       On Sympa 6.2.57b, its content was moved to Sympa::Config::Schema.

       Descriptions of parameters in this source file were partially taken from chapters
       "sympa.conf parameters" in Sympa, Mailing List Management Software - Reference manual,
       written by Serge Aumont, Stefan Hornburg, Soji Ikeda, Olivier Salauen and David Verdin.