languages do by default.
/Moose/ is a complete object system for Perl. It's a complete
distribution available from the CPAN—not a part of the core language,
but worth installing and using regardless. Moose offers both a simpler
way to use an object system as well as advanced features o
The main benefits I see are
1. You have to write less code
2. Roles provide the benefits of multiple inheritance without the insanity
3. Introspection of Moose classes is easier
4. Type safety (which is really just points 1 and 3 again)
The biggest one is 1. Moose is basically a declarative
Hi,
I saw many modules begin to write with Moose.
For me I wrote my perl modules most time with OO style, I think perl's
native OO works just fine.
So why needs moose? thanks.
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Hi all
I would like to now what is the better pattern to do what I need. I try to
reduce the problem to a minimum, let me explain it step by step.
I have an interface Role like:
package Likeable;
use Moose::Role;
requires 'likers';
requires 'do_like';
Klaus,
> checking CPAN for Moose gives me a list of about 2000 entries related
> directly or indirectly to Moose.
In case you're interested, there's also a Moose mailing list which
would probably be of more help to you with all things Moose.
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08 сентября 2011, 01:47 от Klaus Jantzen :
> Hi,
>
> checking CPAN for Moose gives me a list of about 2000 entries related
> directly or indirectly to Moose.
>
> Which of these modules do I have to install so that I can do some plain
> and simple OO programming.
I have
On Sep 7, 2011 5:48 PM, "Klaus Jantzen" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> checking CPAN for Moose gives me a list of about 2000 entries related
directly or indirectly to Moose.
>
> Which of these modules do I have to install so that I can do some plain
and simple OO programming.
&
On 11-09-07 05:46 PM, Klaus Jantzen wrote:
Hi,
checking CPAN for Moose gives me a list of about 2000 entries related
directly or indirectly to Moose.
Which of these modules do I have to install so that I can do some plain
and simple OO programming.
Is there a module that is a "container
On 9/7/11 Wed Sep 7, 2011 2:46 PM, "Klaus Jantzen"
scribbled:
> Hi,
>
> checking CPAN for Moose gives me a list of about 2000 entries related
> directly or indirectly to Moose.
>
> Which of these modules do I have to install so that I can do some plain
> and si
Hi,
checking CPAN for Moose gives me a list of about 2000 entries related
directly or indirectly to Moose.
Which of these modules do I have to install so that I can do some plain
and simple OO programming.
Is there a module that is a "container" for all or at least most of them?
ml or yaml.. but i kind
of not like it... because it is too raw.
I am learning object oriented programming and want to try out object
oriented perl on this module. this is a good exercise. I looked at
moose, could anyone some advice on how to design the api of the module
how to make it object orie
like it... because it is too raw.
I am learning object oriented programming and want to try out object
oriented perl on this module. this is a good exercise. I looked at
moose, could anyone some advice on how to design the api of the module
how to make it object oriented? even use moose?
Thank you
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