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  • Why? (Score:2)

    by autarch (914) on 2008.07.20 4:55 (#63957) Homepage Journal

    Just curious, why do you prefer OIO over Moose?

    • As I said, it's merely a preference. There's nothing that I found so far that is a show-stopper or an overwhelming advantage for any of them. This being said...

      The biggest plus of OIO, for me, is how inside-out objects ensure that colliding fields are not clobbered, but masked:

      package Foo;
      use Moose;
      has 'x' => ( default => 'foo', is => 'rw' );

      package Bar;
      use Moose;
      extends 'Foo';
      has 'x' => ( +default => 'bar' );

      package main;
      my $obj = Bar->new;
      say $obj->x;       

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