I\'m still new to moose, but it has me drooling!Below is a simplified version of what I would like to do: generate object dependent input files that may be used to run an external program.These extern
What am I missing in the following subtype and coercion chain? I\'d like to be able to coerce an arrayref of validated types or die from the following inputs:
I\'ve just started working with Moose and have run into an odd problem that I cannot figure out. The following code:
Using Moose and Bread::Board, is it possible to create an object with an attribute that has an ArrayRef[SomeObject] type constraint and have that parameter injected in such a way that:
I f开发者_如何学JAVArequently use Moose to make sure my data have suitable default values, like here:
Moose is very lovely, but sometimes simple typos can cause hair-raisingly exciting long stacktraces with, from my point of view, zero useful content.
POSTLUDE MooseX::Declare would no longer be recommended by anyone as it relies on Devel::Declare which served its purpose but is itself obsolete. At this point if anyone wants MX::D they should look
Reformulating the question, because @optional asked me it wasn\'t clear and linked one HTML::Mason based solution Four easy steps to make Mason UTF-8 Unicode clean with Apache, mod_perl, and DBI , w
Moose is very tolerant by default. You can have a class named Cucumber and pass an undeclared attribute (like wheels) to the constructor. Moose won\'t complain about that by default. But I might prefe
This is a peculiar error that hasn\'t come up before.I\'m using PPM in Windows to install modules for Perl. Works fine with tons of modules.But it seems like something is screwy with the Moose-2.000 p
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