PDF::F...geBreak(3pm)
πΈ PDF::F...geBreak(3pm) β the whole vibe check πΈ
okay so PDF::F...geBreak(3pm) is the manual name (yes it's abbreviated, that's just how the page header do π ) and it's filed under User Contributed Perl Documentation. bestie, this one's short and sweet β a lil one-trick pony, but it's so good at its one trick. let's get into it π¦
β¨ NAME β¨
PDF::FromHTML::Template::Element::PageBreak β to insert a hard pagebreak π₯
like, that's it. that's the job. hard pagebreak. no cap.
π NODE NAME π
PAGEBREAK
that's the name you write in your template, all caps, main character energy π
π§ INHERITANCE π§
PDF::FromHTML::Template::Element
it's giving "I get everything from my parent and add nothing of my own." iconic behavior honestly π«Ά
β ATTRIBUTES β
None.
literally none. zero. not a single one. it doesn't need them, it's built different π
π CHILDREN π
None.
no kids, no dependents, no entanglements. free spirit fr fr π¦
π AFFECTS π
Nothing.
okay so it doesn't change anything about other elements or state β it just does its one thing and dips π
π DEPENDENCIES π
None.
needs absolutely nobody. self-sufficient queen behavior π
β¨ USAGE β¨
drop this bad boy in your template:
<pagebreak/>
and boom π₯ β a pagebreak happens exactly at the spot where the node is. that's the whole deal. put it where you want the page to break, and it breaks. slay.
no config, no options, no gotchas. it's the low-maintenance bestie of template elements πΈ
π AUTHOR π
Rob Kinyon (rkinyon@columbus.rr.com)
ty for your service king π«‘
π SEE ALSO π
nothing listed here, bestie β it's giving empty section π but hey, you already got everything you need, iykyk.
this page is from perl v5.38.2, dated 2024-07-28, and the manual page itself is PDF::F...geBreak(3pm) β okay bye ily, go break some pages π
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