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On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 09:20:19PM -0700, Reverend Chip wrote:
> I like them a lot; they're an obvious outgrowth of C<use strict> because
> there's no point in typo checking "$a" but not "$a->{b}". IMO, it's
> obvious that Moose constructors should lock every object's hash after
> construction (by default at least). Otherwise there is no detection of
> attribute typos. Hm, I should write a MooseX for that.
Moose takes the perspective of "you shouldn't ever be touching the
instance structure directly anyway", which means there's nothing *to*
typo (all accessors are generated, so they can't have typos, barring
bugs in Moose). That said, this would be useful to have as a MooseX for
things like conversion of legacy systems.
-doy
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