Is it possible to get Log4perl to correctly display the line number and package/class of the log event instead of always Method::Delegation at line开发者_C百科 99 when used with Moose?
I am editing packages that use Moose, and I was wondering if there were a plugin for making Moose attributes show up in the Tag List.
I have a number of different sites that I download data from and massage into other formats (using Perl) for use at work, that are all run from one Perl script kinda like so:
I\'m gradually Moose-ifying some code that reads lines from a pipe delimited, splits each and assigns adds them to a hash using a hash slice.
I\'m working on a serialization tool using Moose to read and write a file that conforms to a nonstandard format.Right now, I determine how to load the next item based on the default values for the obj
I have a Moose class with an attribute that is an ArrayRef (read-only) and is manipulated internally by the object. But when someone calls the accessor method I want it to return an Array (or list) no
I\'m sure this is covered in the documentation somewhere but I have been unable to find it... I\'m looking for the syntactic sugar that will make it possible to call a method on a class whose name is
I 开发者_如何学编程would like to simply declare a read only attribute in Moose that cannot be initialized in a call to new.So after declaring the following:
Here\'s something weird that I can\'t figure out. I have a Moose class that I also want to export some constants, using the age-old standard Exporter module. However, as soon as I add extends Exporter
This could seem like an obviously hopeless case, but is there a trick to create a cyclic graph of immutable objects in Perl? Something like this:
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