You should use the zoid system command to start the Zoidberg shell.
To embed the Zoidberg shell in another perl program use the Zoidberg::Shell
module.
DESCRIPTION
This page contains devel documentation, if you're looking for user documentation start with the zoid(1) man page.
This module contains the core dispatch and event logic of the Zoidberg shell.
Also it is used as a 'main object' so other objects can find each other here;
all other objects are nested below this object.
Also it contains some parser code.
This object inherits from both Zoidberg::Contractor
and Zoidberg::Shell.
METHODS
Initialize secondary objects and sets config.
%attr contains non-default attributes and is used to set runtime settings.
You probably don't want to use this to construct a new Zoidberg shell object,
better use Zoidberg::Shell.
Spans interactive shell reading from a secondary ReadLine object or from STDIN.
To quit this loop the routine "exit()" of this package should be called.
Most common way to do this is pressing ^D.
"mode
Without arguments prints the current mode.
With arguments sets the mode.
"plug"
TODO
"unplug"
TODO
Called by plugins to exit zoidberg (-- this ends a interactive "main_loop()"
loop. This does not clean up or destroy any objects, "main_loop()" can be
called again to restart it.
This method should be called to clean up the shell objects.
A "round_up()" method will be called recursively for all secondairy objects.
AUTOLOADING
Routines not recognised by this object are understood to be either
the name of a plugin, in which case a reference to that object is returned,
or a shell command, in which case Zoidberg tries to execute it.
Copyright (c) 2002 Jaap G Karssenberg. All rights reserved.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
See <http://www.perl.com/language/misc/Artistic.html>
and <http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html>
