SYNOPSIS

     use Getopt::Long::Negate::EN qw(negations_for_option);
    
     # the Getopt::Long's default
     @negs = negations_for_option('foo'); # ('no-foo', 'nofoo')
    
     @negs = negations_for_option('with-foo');    # ('without-foo')
     @negs = negations_for_option('without-foo'); # ('with-foo')
    
     @negs = negations_for_option('is-foo');      # ('isnt-foo')
     @negs = negations_for_option('isnt-foo');    # ('is-foo')
     @negs = negations_for_option('are-foo');     # ('isnt-foo')
     @negs = negations_for_option('arent-foo');   # ('arent-foo')
    
     @negs = negations_for_option('has-foo');     # ('hasnt-foo')
     @negs = negations_for_option('hasnt-foo');   # ('has-foo')
     @negs = negations_for_option('have-foo');    # ('havent-foo')
     @negs = negations_for_option('havent-foo');  # ('have-foo')
    
     @negs = negations_for_option('can-foo');     # ('cant-foo')
     @negs = negations_for_option('cant-foo');    # ('can-foo')
    
     @negs = negations_for_option('no-foo');      # ('foo')

DESCRIPTION

    This module aims to provide a nicer negative boolean option names. By
    default, Getopt::Long provides options --foo as well as --no-foo and
    --nofoo if you specify boolean option specification foo!. But this
    produces awkward/incorrect English word like --nowith-foo or
    --no-is-foo. In those two cases, --without-foo and --isnt-foo are
    better option names.

FUNCTIONS

    None are exported by default, but they are exportable.

 negations_for_option($str) => list

