AMF::AdjContainer -- class for AMF adjective containers

- SYNOPSIS
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AMF::AdjContainer -- class for AMF adjective containers

# SYNOPSIS

     require AMF::AdjContainer; ## not required;
                                ## loaded implicitly via AMF::Noun and AMF::Record

     my $file = new AMF::AdjContainer;
     $file -> adjective( "url", {}, $url );

     $text -> adjcontainer( "file", {}, $file );

# DESCRIPTION

Adjective container in AMF is an element, which may contain other adjective elements; it allows for putting adjectives in a group. Element <file> is an example; it is a container for full-text file adjectives.

AMF::AdjContainer class implements a subset of AMF::Noun (AMF::Record) interface. For reasons of the AMF structure logic you can't, for example, put verbs into an adjective container.

# SEE ALSO

the AMF::Record manpage

# AUTHOR

Ivan Kurmanov, http://www.ahinea.com/en/ for ACIS project, http://acis.openlib.org/