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Class::Trait-using? (Score:1)
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I probably could at some point. Their's at least one part of the code which would lend itself to traits fairly well.
Moose::Role-ing? (Score:1)
You could also try using Moose::Role as well, I would be interested to see how you thought the two (Class::Trait & Moose::Role) compared.
- StevanRe: (Score:2)
I had already screwed up one part of the Moose code (setting a subtype on an accessor). I need to learn Moose better before moving on to advanced stuff.
I noticed in the Changelog that there are references to Moose performance improvements. It seemed to be fairly speedy for the stuff that I'm doing. Is it fast enough for general use?
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Maybe not quite yet. It is getting there though, the current set of performance enhancements are just simple things I found while doing the larger performance enhancements, which I hope to have ready by the end of the month.
- StevanRe: (Score:2)
While we're on the subject of Moose, have you thought about adding Dump methods to Moose::Autobox? Using something like Data::Dump::Streamer to dump a code reference could be very handy for debugging.