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Object::Tiny accessors are read-only (Score:1)
Unfortunately, Object::Tiny accessors are read-only.
So there's one little thing that Class::Accessor has over Object::Tiny. (For about 30 seconds until Adam goes and adds it.)
Otherwise, Object::Tiny++
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Frankly, I don't get this obsession people have with mutators.
90% of the time, you want to make a data object of some sort with the attributes fixed at create-time.
90% of the time, it makes little to no sense to have values changing after the object is created.
This sort of thing is silly.
my $object = Foo->new;
$object->param1('foo');
$object->param2('bar');
It leaves the code in a transitional state that may will be illegal.
FAR better to just provide it to the constructor, en
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It’s not like it’s hard to write them manually. What O::T provides is just a simple hash-bashed object after all.
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