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by Abigail (26)

Or you can use Lexical::Attributes and you can write:

use Lexical::Attributes; class MyClass; has ($.foo, @.bar, %.baz) is rw; sub new {bless \do {my $v} => shift} method something { # Look, no '$self = shift' needed. $self -> whatever (); return $.foo + $.bar [1] }
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  by agent (5836) <agentzh@yahoo.cn> on 2005.12.01 0:47 (#44936) Homepage Journal
  
  Thank you for your advice, Abigail.
  
  Yep, Lexical::Attributes seems to be more Perl6-ish and hence even more revolutionary.
  But it also deserves more effort to get used to the syntax in Perl5 modules. :=)
  
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