NAME
    Data::Page::Flexible - A data pager that allows a flexible number
    of entries per page.

VERSION
    This document describes Data::Page::Flexible version 0.0.1

SYNOPSIS
        use Data::Page::Flexible;

        my $pager = Data::Page::Flexible->new({
            total_entries => 67,
            entries_per_page => 25
        });
    
        print $pager->last_page() # 2
        print $pager->entries_per_page() # 34
  
DESCRIPTION
    This module behaves like Data::Page except that it allows the
    number of entries per page to be flexible. If, for example, you
    have 26 entries and want 25 entries per page, a normal pager would
    give you two pages with 25 entries on the first and 1 on the last.
    Data::Page::Flexible will instead give you one page with 26
    entries.

    The benefit of a flexible number of entries per page is greater
    when the number of pages is small, with the ideal case being when
    there are two pages with only one entry on the last. This saves
    the user from having to navigate to a page with only one entry,
    making it easier for him or her to see all the entries at once.

    The default flexibility is "floor(entries_per_page/2)", which
    means that in the example with 25 entries per page, the calculated
    entries per page can go up to 37 (25 + 12). The flexibility can be
    changed both at initialization and later on.

INTERFACE
  new
        my $pager = Data::Page::Flexible->new({
            total_entries => 67,
            entries_per_page => 25
        });

    This constructs a new pager object. The "total_entries" and
    "entries_per_page" arguments are mandatory, since they are used to
    calculate the actual number of entries per page.

    You can optionally also specify the "current_page" and
    "flexibility" arguments.

    All arguments are given as name-value pairs in an anonymous hash.

  total_entries
        $pager->total_entries(100); # Sets the total entries to 100
        $pager->total_entries();   # Returns the current total entries

    This will get or set the total entries. *Changing this will
    re-calculate the number of entries per page.*

  entries_per_page
        $pager->entries_per_page(23); # Sets the entries per page to 23
        $pager->entries_per_page();   # Returns the current entries per page

    This will get or set the entries per page. *Since changing this
    will re-calculate the number of entries per page according to the
    flexibility, in most cases what you set is not what you later will
    get.*

  flexibility
        $pager->flexibility(12); # Sets the flexibility to 12
        $pager->flexibility();   # Returns the current flexibility

    This will get or set the flexibility value. *Changing this will
    re-calculate the number of entries per page.*