Net::Google::Code::Issue::Comment - Issue's Comment
- project
- project name
- email, password
- user's email and password
- issue_id
- sequence
- sequence number, initial comment( when you create an issue ) has sequence
0
- date
- content
- author
- updates
- HashRef that reflects updates
- attachments
- parse( HTML::Element or html segment string )
- parse format like the following:
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<span class="author">Comment <a name="c18"
href="#c18">18</a>
by
<a href="/u/jsykari/">jsykari</a></span>,
<span class="date" title="Wed Sep 3 04:44:39 2008">Sep 03, 2008</span>
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<b>haha</b>
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- list
- google's api way to get list of comments return a list of loaded( no
scraping is done here ) comments in list context, a ref to the list
otherwise.
- parse_hybrid
- when $Net::Google::Code::Issue::USE_HYBRID is
true, we will try to load comments with the google's official api, but as
the api is not complete, we still need to do scraping to load something(
e.g. attachments ), this method is used to do this.
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