NAME
    File::Slurp::Chomp - Add autochomping capability to File::Slurp

VERSION
    version 0.02

SYNOPSIS
    Instead of:

     use File::Slurp qw(slurp ...);

    use:

     use File::Slurp::Chomp qw(slurp ...);

    and in addition to File::Slurp's features, you can also:

     my $scalar = read_file('path', chomp=>1);
     my @array  = slurp    ('path', chomp=>1);

    You can also import read_file_cq or slurp_cq (short for "chomp & quiet")
    as a shortcut for:

     read_file('path', chomp=>1, err_mode=>'quiet', ...);

DESCRIPTION
    Autochomping is supposed to be in the upcoming version of File::Slurp,
    but I'm tired of waiting so this module is a band-aid solution. It wraps
    read_file() (and slurp()) so it handles the chomp option.

    This module also offers read_file_cq (or slurp_cq), so if you like me
    often write this:

     my $var   = read_file('/some/config/var', err_mode=>'quiet');
     chomp($var) if defined($var);

     my @lines = read_file('/some/config/file', err_mode=>'quiet');
     chomp for @lines;

    you can now write this:

     my $var   = slurp_cq('/some/config/var');
     my @lines = slurp_cq('/some/config/file');

FUNCTIONS
    For the list of functions available, see File::Slurp. Below are
    functions introduced by File::Slurp::Chomp:

  read_file_c($path, %opts)
    Shortcut for:

     read_file('path', chomp=>1, ...)

    Alias: slurp_c

  read_file_cq($path, %opts)
    Shortcut for:

     read_file('path', chomp=>1, err_mode=>'quiet', ...)

    Alias: slurp_cq

  read_file_q($path, %opts)
    Shortcut for:

     read_file('path', err_mode=>'quiet', ...)

    Alias: slurp_q

SEE ALSO
    File::Slurp, obviously.

AUTHOR
    Steven Haryanto <stevenharyanto@gmail.com>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
    This software is copyright (c) 2011 by Steven Haryanto.

    This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
    the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.