Referring to the dev meeting and bug 22407, I propose the following rewording:
PERL15 Using Koha::Object[s] PERL15(a) Code added to the Koha:: namespace should be object-oriented unless there is a very good reason to do otherwise. In that case the reason should be documented clearly. PERL15(b) Code in Koha::Object[s] should normally not refer back to C4. Obviously, this cannot be enforced harshly until the refactoring has been completed. PERL15(c) Use DBIC relations to (pre)fetch a related Koha object rather than searching it explicitly. (See bug 22407) PERL28 Other object oriented code guidelines (in addition to PERL15) I think we need to move the Accessor and idiom for -> new rules from PERL15 to another rule. I opened rule 28 for that depending on discussing the following: Class::Accessor is a great way to provide access to member variables. => My suggestion would be to remove this rule. It is true but we do not say that it is the only way to do it. (We are not even using Class::Accessor in Koha objects.) Or just say PERL28(a) To provide access to member variables, there are several ways including but not limited to using Class::Accessor. A useful idiom for the ->new() routine in object-oriented classes that do not need to process the arguments passed in as a hashref but merely need to save them for future processing => This suggestion is fine. It says use a parameter hash for sub new. We normally do that. Reworded: PERL 28(b) Use a hashref as second parameter in sub new when passing arguments. Any feedback? Marcel Museumstraat 1 Postbus 74888 1070 DN Amsterdam Rijksmuseum.nl Nu te zien: Operatie Nachtwacht Verwacht: Caravaggio-Bernini. Barok in Rome Dankzij Waller 2010-2020 T/m 18 jaar gratis Please think before you print
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