I want my class to blow up if the BUILD method fails. However, if I use croak to handle the error, the error gets reported from Class/MOP/Method.pm, rather than the caller\'s code. (That is to say, th
I realise that this is not generally possible for all MooseX modules, particularly where the module delves into the meta class where Moose and Mouse differ.
Since Perl/Moose always calls the base class\' BUILD function before it calls the subclass BUILD function, there is a new instance of the base class everytime you instantiate a subclass.
I think I\'ve got attribute handlers down for perl Natives! package tree; has \'_branches\' => ( traits=>[\'Hash\'],
I tried using the CGI::Session Library but for some reason my code won\'t keep a persistant session ... this is using Perl Moose for OOP, and is using Moose builders to instantiate the _cgi and _sss (
I know that while the internal representation of a Moose object is (rightfully) left undefined. However, in almost all cases, it\'s going to be a basic blessed hashref. In a situation where a new obje
I want to define a \"registry\" hash in the base class that all subclasses can read a开发者_如何学JAVAnd write to, how do I accomplish this with Moose/Perl?Here is an implementation with plain Perl OO
Learning perl I just recently discovered the wonders of Moose! I\'m trying to wrap my head around modifiers -- or at least how the return values are handled... do they get stored someplace?
I have a role that declares that it requires a method (with requires). I\'m trying to install the method by directly defining it in the class\'s symbol ta开发者_开发技巧ble.
Let\'s say I have a class Foo with plugin traits/roles Bar and Baz, where Baz is dependent on Bar. package Foo;
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