On 2/25/07, Yuval Kogman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a function that is to this as overload::StrVal is to
stringification?

No. blessed() doesn't lie to you and I don't change that. I didn't
provide any ref-alike that provide the complete old behavior.

If you read t/basic.t file, you'll see a few things marked as TODO. It
isn't omniscient yet. Its a 0.01 release and probably deserves that.

The feature is übersweet, and Data::Lazy should make good use of it
too. You++!

Data::Lazy uses this how....? Curiously, I would bet this would let
ref( $obj ) return undef which normally ref() never does. There's also
the names with \0 in them somewhere. Normally you can't ever bless
into something with a \0 in it (its just a C string). You could...
have objects that tell that they're something with a \0 in it. You
could even return another object. Heh.

I think I'm going to be telling Devel::Spy to go use this now too.
That aims to be a transparent proxy.

Josh

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