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Simplification? (Score:1)
I guess that your example above is a gross simplification of what you're actually trying to do?
In fact, re-reading your post, you say:
While I now know that I can just use Moose::Meta::Class to do this, but this is actually a problem I encounter from time to time in other contexts and rather than explicitly doing a string eval (which breaks syntax highlighting and hides the code from PPI), I'd like that 'repackage' to handle that.
As I'm sure you know, your example above can be written as:
Moose::Meta:
Re:Simplification? (Score:2)
When I say "other contexts", I just mean that I do a lot of code generation work and I often need to dynamically declare a package. Deferring code compilation via eval is a common enough thing in general that I think it's worth generalizing it.
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