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Regarding performance, you should try making the classes immutable, it gives a serious performance boost at runtime for only slightly more of a compile time cost.
Your example has some syntax issues. To start with, "has" doesn't take a HASH-ref of options. Also, you are missing the "use Moose" line in ::Forum, so that ...
Should beAs for what else is going on with the error, I am at a loss. I have done this same thing 1000 times and I *know* we are testing this functionality. Perhaps if you can provide a small test case that illustrates the issue, that would be helpful.
- Stevan
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And... oh, hey, you're right. Curly braces *again.* That's it, I'm switching my tty font from Courier New to... um... let's try Lucida Console.
Interesting, though. W::R::Forum can play with the 'has' stuff just fine, curly braces and all. That was what threw me. And I just checked (with Lucida!) and all my other has's use parens just fine. And none of them use 'extends', which was why I figured that