As it says in Changes 2.14:
** Incompatible changes
- Deprecate %%-lines, <%args> section and <%shared> section, which IMO add
unnecessary TMTOWTDI. Standardize on the <%class> section and Moose 'has'
declarations. These alternate syntaxes may make it into a plugin.
So %% is deprecated and will probably disappear at some point, though it could
easily be put into a plugin.
On Jan 23, 2013, at 4:21 AM, Allan Engelhardt <all...@cybaea.com> wrote:
>
>
> On 22 January 2013 14:48, Pedro Melo <m...@simplicidade.org> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 12:35 PM, Allan Engelhardt <all...@cybaea.com> wrote:
> For Mason 2, Mason::Compilation implements %% lines which do not appear to be
> documented in Mason::Manual::Syntax. They whack the rest of the line into the
> class header (_add_to_class_block) as opposed to the current method. Is it
> “safe” to use these lines, for a definition of safe that roughly means ‘this
> functionality is unlikely to go away in the future’ or should I just code my
> components properly and stop hacking around?
>
> I'm really not sure… I never used that, and didn't noticed that it was
> possible.
>
> As I said: not really documented. I was working on a way to disable the
> processing of '%' lines when I first came across it.
>
> what's the benefit over placing your code inside <%class></%class>?
>
> Only for hacks. The class section is The Right Place for it. But I have some
> code that I haven't yet figured out how to factor out so for the moment I am
> doing the old cut-and-paste. For that it is convenient to have everything in
> one section and not having to paste some into class and other into the main
> component sections.
>
> (But then I am also modifying $$_m_buffer directly from the component so what
> do you expect…? :) )
>
> Allan
>
>
> Bye,
> --
> Pedro Melo
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