I have a Moose Object which has a IO::Socket::INET object as one of its attributes: has socket => (
I am going through the Moose recipes and开发者_运维技巧 I still cannot see if I can create private variables and functions using it? Is it possible? If yes how to create them with Moose?Like daxim poi
Consider the following code: package Test1; use Moose; has \'something\' => ( is => \'rw\', default => \'BLAH!\'
Normally I would finalize a class at compilation via __PACKAGE__->meta->make_immutable at the end of the class. However, when should I be making a class immutable that composes roles into itself
I\'m having trouble with this Moose-related error when using BUILD.When I change to BUILDALL it appears to work. Note the use of Class::MOP::load_class
Perl\'s Moose is different from other object systems, so it\'s not always clear how to translate an example known from other languages into Moose lingo. Consider the following Java example of Rectangl
I\'m converting a legacy application to use Moose (and Catalyst) and have the following question. How do I determine Moose Type of data input by a user?
I am usi开发者_如何学Pythonng Moose objects, but I need to declare static members for things that will be done just once and are not object related.
I have the following conditional: if ($self->path ne \'contact_us\' && !grep { $status == $_ } 2, 3, 8) {
I am trying to extend Set::Object in order to allow type constraint checking when inserting objects. My class so far looks like this:
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