Excerpts from Dmitry Karasik's message of Wed Jan 13 12:06:36 -0500 2010: > > What if someone uses your trait with reader => 'get_x', writer => 'set_x'? > > I don't know, it but wouldn't make sense in the context of that accessor > anyway.
It sounds like it would make perfect sense, given your example below: @list = $obj->get_prop; $obj->set_prop(@list); > I'd like to use array and hash attributes in mixed list and array contexts: > > @list = $obj-> prop; > $obj->prop(@list); > $array = $obj->prop; > $obj->prop($array); I think you meant "mixed list and scalar contexts". How can you tell the difference between these two? @list = []; $obj->prop(@list); $array = []; $obj->prop($array); How do you know that the first is setting a single-element list and the second is setting an empty list? This doesn't seem like good design to me; there's a reason that auto_deref is deprecated. hdp.
