oracular (3) CGI::Application::Plugin::DebugScreen.3pm.gz

Provided by: libcgi-application-plugin-debugscreen-perl_1.00-2_all bug

NAME
       CGI::Application::Plugin::DebugScreen - add Debug support to CGI::Application.


VERSION
       This documentation refers to CGI::Application::Plugin::DebugScreen version 1.00


SYNOPSIS
         use CGI::Application::Plugin::DebugScreen;

       That is it! The fun starts when a run mode calls "die".


DESCRIPTION
       This plug-in adds stack tracing support to CGI::Application similar in style to the Catalyst debug mode.
       In the event of the module calling "die", a stack trace of the error is displayed. At each level of the
       stack links to the code and documentation are provided.

       The stack trace functionality is deactivated unless the $ENV{CGI_APP_DEBUG} environment variable is set.
       Therefore when your code is released, this plug-in does not need to be removed.

       The links links to code and documentation are implemented using CGI::Application::Plugin::ViewCode, which
       will be loaded automatically if available. However these links are not supported in conjunction with
       CGI::Application::Dispatch.


DEPENDENCIES
       strict

       warnings

       CGI::Application

       HTML::Template

       Devel::StackTrace

       IO::File

       CGI::Application::Plugin::ViewCode

       UNIVERSAL::require


BUGS AND LIMITATIONS
       There are no known bugs in this module.  Please report problems to Atsushi Kobayashi (<nekokak@cpan.org>)
       Patches are welcome.


SEE ALSO
       CGI::Application::Plugin::ViewCode

       Sledge::Plugin::DebugScreen

       CGI::Carp::DebugScreen

       Catalyst::Plugin::StackTrace


Thanks To
       MATSUNO Tokuhiro (MATSUNO)

       Koichi Taniguchi (TANIGUCHI)

       Masahiro Nagano (KAZEBURO)

       Tomoyuki Misonou


AUTHOR
       Atsushi Kobayashi, <nekokak@cpan.org>


       Copyright (C) 2006 by Atsushi Kobayashi (<nekokak@cpan.org>). All rights reserved.

       This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
        under the same terms as Perl itself. See perlartistic.