Overview of changes:

 *  Fixed debian packaging

README.md

 Next, if you have also installed some modules, you can look around
 using `sfdoc`:
 
-    sfdoc --lsmods
+    sfdoc --lsmod
     sfdoc inigrep
 
 This is how you access documentation of modules available on the system.

mkit.ini

 [project]
-    version     = 0.10.12
+    version     = 0.10.15
     codename    = FloatingPointError
     name        = Shellfu
     tagline     = Shell dot on steroids

notes/style.md

 
  1. standard library modules,
  2. related third party modules,
+ 3. local application/library specific imports,
 
 with empty line between the groups, and each group being sorted
 alphabetically.

packaging/debian/control

  This sub-package contains 'charmenu', a Shellfu/sh module for building
  interactive terminal menus
 
+Package: shellfu-sh-coerce
+Architecture: all
+Depends:
+ shellfu-sh,
+ perl,
+ perl-modules,
+Description: Shellfu/sh module with data coercion helpers
+ Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
+ .
+ With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
+ scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
+ of details such as where the actual files are placed.
+ .
+ Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
+ amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
+ languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
+ .
+ This sub-package contains 'coerce', Shellfu module containing few
+ data coercion helpers.
+
 Package: shellfu-sh-exit
 Architecture: all
 Depends: shellfu-sh

packaging/debian/shellfu-sh-coerce.install

+/usr/share/shellfu/include-sh/coerce.sh

packaging/template.spec

 This sub-package contains 'charmenu', a Shellfu/sh module for building
 interactive terminal menus
 
+%package sh-coerce
+Summary: Shellfu/sh module with data coercion helpers
+Requires: perl
+Requires: perl-Term-ANSIColor
+Requires: shellfu-sh
+%description sh-coerce
+This sub-package contains 'coerce', Shellfu module containing few
+data coercion helpers.
+
 %package sh-exit
 Summary: Shellfu/sh module for standard exit statuses
 Requires: shellfu-sh
 %files sh-charmenu
 %{_datadir}/%{name}/include-sh/charmenu.sh
 
+%files sh-coerce
+%{_datadir}/%{name}/include-sh/coerce.sh
+
 %files sh-exit
 %{_datadir}/%{name}/include-sh/exit.sh
 

src/bin/sfdoc

     local RealModuleName    # name to override eg. if accessing via filename
     local encoding          # encoding
     local mpath             # path to module file
+    local jump              # jump to first occurence of this
     action=man
     format=markdown
     encoding=utf8
     esac
     case $spectype in
         obj) module=$(find_by "$mspec") \
-              || die "no module found with: $mspec" ;;
+              || die "no module found with: $mspec"
+             jump="$mspec"
+             ;;
         *)   module=$mspec ;;
     esac
     case $action in
              || die "pod2man is missing; cannot use man page mode"
             manfile=$(mktemp -t "sfdoc.manfile.XXXXXXXX")
             sfdoc__export manpage "${RealModuleName:-$module}" "$mpath" "$encoding" >"$manfile"
-            man "$manfile"
+            manless="$LESS"
+            test -n "$jump" && manless+=" +/$jump"
+            LESS="$manless" man "$manfile"
             rm "$manfile"
             ;;
         src)

src/complete.bash

                                       && __sfdoc_compgen_M3  ;;
         esac
     )
-    {
-        declare -p cur
-        declare -p prev
-        declare -p COMP_CWORD
-        declare -p COMP_WORDS
-        declare -p crtext
-    } >/tmp/__sfdoc__compgen
     COMPREPLY=(
         $(compgen -W "$crtext" -- "$cur")
     )

src/include-sh/coerce.sh

+#!/bin/sh
+
+#
+# Data coercion helpers
+#
+# This module provides several simple functions to help transform
+# data to fit certain constraints.
+#
+
+#
+# Replacement character
+#
+COERCE__REPCHAR=${COERCE__REPCHAR:-�}
+
+coerce__nocolor() {
+    #
+    # Remove ANSI color codes
+    #
+    perl -CS -Mutf8 -MTerm::ANSIColor=colorstrip -ne 'print colorstrip $_;'
+}
+
+coerce__noctl() {
+    #
+    # Remove non-printable characters
+    #
+    perl -CS -Mutf8 -pe 'tr|[:graph:]\n\t ||c;'
+}
+
+coerce__nofdraw() {
+    #
+    # Replace frame-drawing characters with ASCII
+    #
+    # Replace frame-drawing characters according
+    # to following mapping:
+    #
+    #     ┌ ┬ ┐ └ ┴ ┘ ├ ┤ │ ┼ ─
+    #
+    #     ' ' ' . . . | | | | -
+    #
+    # This converts frame-drawing to ASCII, making it
+    # safer when fonts on terminals are not rendering
+    # properly.
+    #
+    perl -CS -Mutf8 -pe "
+        tr{┌┬┐}{.};
+        tr{└┴┘}{'};
+        tr{├┼┤│}{|};
+        tr{─}{-};
+    "
+}
+
+coerce__for_yaml() {
+    #
+    # Replace yaml-invalid characters
+    #
+    # Yaml won't allow all characters:
+    #
+    # > [...] The allowed character range explicitly excludes the C0 control
+    # > block #x0-#x1F (except for TAB #x9, LF #xA, and CR #xD which are
+    # > allowed), DEL #x7F, the C1 control block #x80-#x9F (except for NEL
+    # > #x85 which is allowed), the surrogate block #xD800-#xDFFF, #xFFFE,
+    # > and #xFFFF.
+    #
+    # so take stdin and replace all unacceptable characters with '�'.
+    #
+    perl -CS -Mutf8 -pe "tr/$(__coerce__for_yaml_bad)/$COERCE__REPCHAR/"
+}
+
+__coerce__for_yaml_bad() {
+    #
+    # Print all YAML-bad chars
+    #
+    printf '\N{U+0}-\N{U+8}\N{U+B}\N{U+C}\N{U+E}-\N{U+1F}'    # C0 with some gaps
+    printf '\N{U+7F}'                                         # DEL alone
+    printf '\N{U+80}-\N{U+84}\N{U+86}-\N{U+9F}'               # C1 with NEL gap
+    # printf -n '\N{U+D800}-\N{U+DFFF}'                        # surrogates
+    # printf -n '\N{U+FFFE}-\N{U+FFFF}'                        # 0xFFFE and 0xFFFF
+    #FIXME: for some reasons perl complains about these ^^
+}