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explanation? (Score:1)
I definitely don't know Moose well enough, and I fail to see why it doesn't work.
Care to provide some explanation?
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The attribute is not declared rw/ro or given a reader, so no method is created.
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Well, OK, but then the example provided is not minimal - My::Class is actually not relevant. The problem would display itself also if it was called directly on My::Base.
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And it does display itself if called directly on My::Base. I represented it as above because that's how it manifested in our code.
So you intentionally made it misleading? (Score:1)
Is this because you secretly hate Moose?
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I love Moose. I think it's one of the most fantastic things to happen in Perl in a long time. It's just from time to time I would do things differently, but that's OK. It's not possible to have a project this significant in which everyone will agree with every decision.