> No, it's nothing like Object::Registrar. It's like Class::Singleton. Okay, wishful thinking. I don't use Class::Singleton, but I have written my own versions of Object::Registrar a few times to accomplish the same goal. I don't like to make my core classes dependent on running in a mod_perl environment if I can avoid it, so I prefer to use a separate registry approach that keeps $r->pnotes() out of my classes. It's also nice to be able to quickly adapt other people's classes in this way without changing their code to use Class::Singleton.
- Perrin
