NAME
    Template::Plugin::Multisource - Interface to Data::NDS::Multisource
    operations

SYNOPSIS
       [% USE Multisource %]

DESCRIPTION
    This allows easy access of data stored in a Data::NDS::Multisource
    structure (as documented in that module).

METHODS
    In all of the methods described below, obj is the name of a
    Data::NDS::Multisource object. In the calling perl program, this was
    created and passed in as:

       $obj = new Data::NDS::Multisource(FILE);

       $data = { "ms" => $obj, ... };

       $t = Template->new();
       $t->process(TEMPLATE,$data);

    Template::Plugin::Multisource makes the following methods available:

    sources
           [% list = Multisource.sources(ms) %]

        This returns the list of sources in the Multisource.

    eles
           [% list = Multisource.eles(ms) %]

        This returns a list of elements in the Multisource.

    eles_in_source
           [% list = Multisource.eles_in_source(ms,source) %]

        This returns a list of elements in the given source.

    ele_in_sources
           [% list = Multisource.ele_in_sources(ms,ele) %]

        This returns a list of sources containing the given element.

    ele_in_source
           [% flag = Multisource.ele_in_source(ms,source,ele) %]

        This returns 1 if the given element is in the source, 0 otherwise.

    ele
           [% flag = Multisource.ele(ms,ele) %]

        This returns 1 if the given element is in any source, 0 otherwise.

    access_val
           [% val  = Multisource.access_val(ms,ele,path) %]

        This return the value based on path. If path refers to a scalar, it
        returns the value at the path. If path refers to a list, it returns
        the length of the list.

    access_list
           [% list = Multisource.access(ms,ele,path) %]

        This returns a list of values based on path. If path refers to a
        list, it returns the elements in that list. If path refers to a
        hash, it returns a list of keys in the hash.

    which
           [% list = Multisource.which(ms,path,val [,path,val, ...]) %]

        This returns a list of all elements which match the criteria passed
        in. Refer to the Data::NDS::Multisource module for the description
        of the arguments.

    which_sources
           [% list = Multisource.which_sources(ms,$ele,$path,$flag) %]

        This returns a list of all sources which contain a value for the
        given path for the given element. Refer to the
        Data::NDS::Multisource module for more information.

        This returns only the list of sources. It does not return the first
        argument ($found) described in the module.

KNOWN PROBLEMS
    None at this point.

LICENSE
    This script is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.

AUTHOR
    Sullivan Beck (sbeck@cpan.org)