@@ -487,21 +487,21 @@ path or a URL).
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Some examples (where CURL is short for CompUnitRepo::Local):
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/foo/bar simple CURL::File in /foo/bar
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- file: /foo/bar (same)
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- inst: /installed simple CURL::Installation in /installed
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- inst: name<work>: /installed (same) but also set %?CUSTOM_LIB<work>
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- inst: name[work]: /installed (same) but more CLI-friendly
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- inst: name{work}: /installed (same) alternate CLI-friendly way
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- CompUnitRepo::Local::Installation: /installed (same) but with full class name
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- CompUnitRepo::GitHub: masak/html-template get it from GitHub
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+ file# /foo/bar (same)
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+ inst# /installed simple CURL::Installation in /installed
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+ inst# name<work># /installed (same) but also set %?CUSTOM_LIB<work>
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+ inst# name[work]# /installed (same) but more CLI-friendly
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+ inst# name{work}# /installed (same) alternate CLI-friendly way
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+ CompUnitRepo::Local::Installation# /installed (same) but with full class name
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+ CompUnitRepo::GitHub# masak/html-template get it from GitHub
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Multiple specifications may be concatenated with C<,>. If no class is
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specified on subsequent specifications, then the previous class specification
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will be assumed. So:
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/foo/bar,/foo/baz both use CURL::File
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- inst: /installed,/also both use CURL::Installation
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- /foo/bar,inst: /installed first CURL::File, second CURL::Installation
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+ inst# /installed,/also both use CURL::Installation
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+ /foo/bar,inst# /installed first CURL::File, second CURL::Installation
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=head3 new
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