|
Is the :Init subroutine required?
In a class that uses Class::Std, if the BUILD subroutine does not initialize a field, then the implicit new constructor will try to do a no-brainer initialization.
When converting a module that uses Class::Std, I was getting an error message about Unhandled arguments. Adding an :Init subroutine made the problem go away.
Does the Object::InsideOut module have a way to to simplify the following so the :Init subroutine is not needed?
my @myfield :Field;
my %int_args :InitArgs = {
'myfield' => { 'Mandatory' => 1 }
};
sub BUILD :Init {
my ($self, $arg_ref) = @_;
$self->set(\@myfield, $arg_ref=>{'myfield'}
}
Someone who was indoctrinated with Class::Std may assume that functionality is there. It seems like the program could help me reduce trivial and redundant code.
Thanks.
|
(2)
]
