[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > How about Class::SafeAttributes. Because you can safely add > atrributes.
Except, as Aristotle notes, it isn't really that safe. I wouldn't like to use that name and mislead people into thinking their code is safer than it really is. > Compared to FakeAttributes, it's more descriptive of the purpose > rather than the implementation, The purpose is to make up for not being able to use 'real' attributes because the object isn't based on a hash-ref, so having to put them somewhere else. Smylers
