On Oct 17, James Edward Gray II said:
>> {
>> no strict 'refs'; # sorry, but it's a bit more convenient this way
>> for (@{ "${class}::ISA" }) {
>> $self->initialize(%args);
>> }
>> }
>
>This calls the object's initialize method repeatedly, not the
>initialize of the parent objects.
Sorry, I'm a dolt.
{
no strict 'refs'; # sorry, but it's a bit more convenient this way
for ($class, @{ "${class}::ISA" }) {
$method = $_ . "::initialize";
$self->$method(%args);
}
}
That calls the object's initialize(), as well as all its parent classes'
initialize()s. It won't go to its parents' parents, though. That's why
the NEXT:: module is so nifty keen.
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