I have a small class, where I would like the variables to be read only
by external calls, but rw for internal access.
Why?
If there is a variable defined as lazy and ro, writing the value fails.
So it needs to be rw. Is there a recommended way of dealing with this
problem?
The other reason I
On Mar 28, 2011, at 8:28 AM, Peter Gordon wrote:
I have a small class, where I would like the variables to be read only
by external calls, but rw for internal access.
Peter,
has 'foo' = ( is = 'ro', writer = '_set_foo', ... );
Is the more common method for this.
- Stevan
On Mon, Mar 28, 2011 at 8:28 AM, Peter Gordon pe...@pg-consultants.com wrote:
I have a small class, where I would like the variables to be read only
by external calls, but rw for internal access.
Why?
If there is a variable defined as lazy and ro, writing the value fails.
So it needs to be
Regarding (2), I'd just export one method called, say, dbi2obj, and require
that the desired object type (simple or complex, or whatever) be passed as a
parameter.
On 28 March 2011 17:49, Sam Brain s...@stanford.edu wrote:
I would like ask the group for advice on module naming, as I have seen
On Mon, 28 Mar 2011 09:49:22 -0700, Sam Brain s...@stanford.edu wrote:
(1) Does DBIx::BuildMooseObjects seem a reasonable name, and
I don't see anything Moose-specific here. The interesting bit is the
transformation from a single-level array to a multi-level structure grouped by
specific
