Update of /cvsroot/fink/fink/perlmod/Fink
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv30974

Modified Files:
        CLI.pm 
Log Message:
POD cleanup.


Index: CLI.pm
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/fink/fink/perlmod/Fink/CLI.pm,v
retrieving revision 1.21
retrieving revision 1.22
diff -u -d -r1.21 -r1.22
--- CLI.pm      8 Feb 2005 13:36:56 -0000       1.21
+++ CLI.pm      24 Feb 2005 19:49:08 -0000      1.22
@@ -171,24 +171,28 @@
 The %options are given as option => value pairs. The following
 options are known:
 
-       default (optional)
-       
-               If the option 'default' is given, then its value will be
-               returned if no input is detected.
-               
-               This can occur if the user enters a null string, or if Fink
-               is configured to automatically accept defaults (i.e., bin/fink
-               was invoked with the -y or --yes option).
-               
-               Default value: null string
-               
-       timeout (optional)
-       
-               The 'timeout' option establishes a wait period (in seconds) for
-               the prompt, after which the default answer will be used.
-               If a timeout is given, any existing alarm() is destroyed.
-               
-               Default value: no timeout
+=over 4
+
+=item default (optional)
+
+If the option 'default' is given, then its value will be
+returned if no input is detected.
+
+This can occur if the user enters a null string, or if Fink
+is configured to automatically accept defaults (i.e., bin/fink
+was invoked with the -y or --yes option).
+
+Default value: null string
+
+=item timeout (optional)
+
+The 'timeout' option establishes a wait period (in seconds) for
+the prompt, after which the default answer will be used.
+If a timeout is given, any existing alarm() is destroyed.
+
+Default value: no timeout
+
+=back
 
 =cut
 
@@ -214,24 +218,28 @@
 The %options are given as option => value pairs. The following
 options are known:
 
-       default (optional)
-       
-               If the option 'default' is given, then its B<truth>-value will 
be
-               returned if no input is detected.
-               
-               This can occur if the user enters a null string, or if Fink
-               is configured to automatically accept defaults (i.e., bin/fink
-               was invoked with the -y or --yes option).
-               
-               Default value: true
-               
-       timeout (optional)
-       
-               The 'timeout' option establishes a wait period (in seconds) for
-               the prompt, after which the default answer will be used.
-               If a timeout is given, any existing alarm() is destroyed.
-               
-               Default value: no timeout
+=over 4
+
+=item default (optional)
+
+If the option 'default' is given, then its B<truth>-value will be
+returned if no input is detected.
+
+This can occur if the user enters a null string, or if Fink
+is configured to automatically accept defaults (i.e., bin/fink
+was invoked with the -y or --yes option).
+
+Default value: true
+
+=item timeout (optional)
+
+The 'timeout' option establishes a wait period (in seconds) for
+the prompt, after which the default answer will be used.
+If a timeout is given, any existing alarm() is destroyed.
+
+Default value: no timeout
+
+=back
 
 =cut
 
@@ -272,39 +280,43 @@
 
 The %options are given as option => value pairs. The following
 options are known:
-       
-       choices (required)
-               
-               The option 'choices' must be a reference to an ordered pairwise
-               array [ label1 => value1, label2 => value2, ... ]. The labels 
will
-               be displayed to the user; the values are the return values if 
that
-               option is chosen.
-       
-       default (optional)
-       
-               If the option 'default' is given, then it determines which 
choice
-               will be returned if no input is detected.
-               
-               This can occur if the user enters a null string, or if Fink
-               is configured to automatically accept defaults (i.e., bin/fink
-               was invoked with the -y or --yes option).
-               
-               The following formats are recognized for the 'default' option:
-               
-                 @default = [];                   # choice 1
-                 @default = ["number", $number];  # choice $number
-                 @default = ["label", $label];    # first choice with label 
$label
-                 @default = ["value", $label];    # first choice with value 
$value
-               
-               Default value: choice 1
-               
-       timeout (optional)
-       
-               The 'timeout' option establishes a wait period (in seconds) for
-               the prompt, after which the default answer will be used.
-               If a timeout is given, any existing alarm() is destroyed.
-               
-               Default value: no timeout
+
+=over 4
+
+=item choices (required)
+
+The option 'choices' must be a reference to an ordered pairwise
+array [ label1 => value1, label2 => value2, ... ]. The labels will
+be displayed to the user; the values are the return values if that
+option is chosen.
+
+=item default (optional)
+
+If the option 'default' is given, then it determines which choice
+will be returned if no input is detected.
+
+This can occur if the user enters a null string, or if Fink
+is configured to automatically accept defaults (i.e., bin/fink
+was invoked with the -y or --yes option).
+
+The following formats are recognized for the 'default' option:
+
+  @default = [];                   # choice 1
+  @default = ["number", $number];  # choice $number
+  @default = ["label", $label];    # first choice with label $label
+  @default = ["value", $label];    # first choice with value $value
+
+Default value: choice 1
+
+=item timeout (optional)
+
+The 'timeout' option establishes a wait period (in seconds) for
+the prompt, after which the default answer will be used.
+If a timeout is given, any existing alarm() is destroyed.
+
+Default value: no timeout
+
+=back
 
 =cut
 



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