MySQLConfigComparer compares and diffs C<MySQLConfig> objects.
| MySQLConfigComparer | MySQLConfigComparer compares and diffs C<MySQLConfig> objects. |
| Variables | |
| %alt_val_for | |
| Functions | |
| new | |
| diff | Diff the variable values of MySQLConfig objects. |
| missing | Return variables that aren’t in all the given MySQLConfig objects. |
| _normalize_value | |
| _get_shared_vars | |
| _d |
sub new
| %args | Arguments |
| ignore_variables | Arrayref of variables to ignore |
| numeric_variables | Arrayref of variables to compare numerically |
| optional_value_variables | Arrayref of vars whose val is optional |
| any_value_is_true_variables | Arrayref of vars... see below |
| base_path | Hashref of variable=>base_path |
MySQLConfigComparer object
sub diff
Diff the variable values of MySQLConfig objects. Only the common set of variables (i.e. the vars that all configs have) are compared.
| %args | Arguments |
| configs | Arrayref of MySQLConfig objects |
Hashref of variables that have different values, like
{
max_connections => [ 100, 50 ]
}The arrayref vals correspond to the C<MySQLConfig> objects, so $diff->{var}->[N] is $configs->[N]->value_of(var).
sub missing
Return variables that aren’t in all the given MySQLConfig objects.
| %args | Arguments |
| configs | Arrayref of C<MySQLConfig> objects |
Hashref of missing variables like,
{
query_cache_size => [0, 1]
}The arrayref vals correspond to the C<MySQLConfig> objects, so $missing->{var}->[N] is $configs->[N]; the values are boolean: 1 means the C<MySQLConfig> obj has the variable, 0 means it doesn’t.
my %alt_val_for
sub new
Diff the variable values of MySQLConfig objects.
sub diff
Return variables that aren’t in all the given MySQLConfig objects.
sub missing
sub _normalize_value
sub _get_shared_vars
sub _d