On Wed, 25 Jun 2014 09:15:01 +0200
Fabien Bodard wrote:
> I really dont understand in what case it can be usefull
>
> Your observer in all case will be created after the object so in this case
> just call a subroutine will do the same
>
> If you need an info during the init you can give it as p
I really dont understand in what case it can be usefull
Your observer in all case will be created after the object so in this case
just call a subroutine will do the same
If you need an info during the init you can give it as param
Please give more explanation of what you want to achieve
Regard
(I don't know whether I have already asked this.)
Is it possible to raise events in a class constructor and trap them in an
observing class?
Looking at it, I don't think the object exists yet and so the answer appears to
be no (and my experiments seem to bear this out) but I am asking anyway in
