Meta::Tool::Gzip - call gzip for you.

Copyright (C) 2001, 2002 Mark Veltzer; All rights reserved.

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	MANIFEST: Gzip.pm
	PROJECT: meta
	VERSION: 0.12

	package foo;
	use Meta::Tool::Gzip qw();
	my($object)=Meta::Tool::Gzip->new();
	my($result)=$object->method();

This class hides the complexity of calling gzip from you. Currently the implementation calls the command line gzip to do the work but more advanced implementations will call a module to do it.

	c2gzxx($)
	TEST($)

c2gzxx($)

This method gets a source file and compresses it into the target. The method returns a success code. We use the system_shell_nodie function here with the shell as a mediator because gzip doesnt have a -o flag.

TEST($)

Test suite for this module.

None.

None.

	Name: Mark Veltzer
	Email: mailto:veltzer@cpan.org
	WWW: http://www.veltzer.org
	CPAN id: VELTZER

	0.00 MV add zipping subsystem
	0.01 MV perl packaging
	0.02 MV BuildInfo object change
	0.03 MV md5 project
	0.04 MV database
	0.05 MV perl module versions in files
	0.06 MV movies and small fixes
	0.07 MV thumbnail user interface
	0.08 MV more thumbnail issues
	0.09 MV website construction
	0.10 MV web site automation
	0.11 MV SEE ALSO section fix
	0.12 MV md5 issues

Meta::Utils::System(3), strict(3)

-stop using the shell in the gzip execution (waste of resources).

-start using a real compression module (much cheaper in resources).