Version: 0.22

This module allows the user to specify one or more environment variables that
should be “exported” to the calling namespace as constant subroutines. By
doing this, their existence/inexistence can be detected at compile-time.

The difference is in how you detect the absence of the environment variable
you need:

    if (exists($ENV{PATH}) and ($ENV{PATH} =~ /.../))
    {
        # Do something
    }

versus:

    use Env::Export 'PATH';

    if (PATH =~ /.../)
    {
        # Do something
    }

The first form performs two tests, the first to ensure that the second does
not cause a “Use of unitialized value in regular expression” warning. The
second form only performs one test, but it also generates a compile-time
error if there was no environment variable “PATH” present.

This package provides a Makefile.PL file as is typical of CPAN modules.
Building and installing is as easy as:

        perl Makefile.PL
        make
        make test
        # If tests pass
        make install

(The “make install” step may require super-user privileges.)

Problems, bug reports, or suggestions for enhancements can be sent to the RT
instance set up for all CPAN-based distributions:

http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bugs.html?Dist=Env-Export

• t/00_load.t (deleted)
• t/01_pod.t (deleted)
• t/02_pod_coverage.t (deleted)
• xt/00_load.t
• xt/01_pod.t
• xt/02_pod_coverage.t

Move author-only tests to the xt/ directory.

• t/20_regex.t
• t/25_glob.t
• t/40_all.t

Consider volume when creating path to sub_count.pl.

• t/10_basic.t
• t/80_split.t

Additions to increase code-coverage of tests.

• lib/Env/Export.pm

Bug fixes, critic clean-up and some docs clean-up. Some fixes related to getting better code-coverage in test suites.

• lib/Env/Export.pm

Removed a left-over debugging line, doc fixes.