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MooseMoosePosted Mar 23, 2012 23:05 UTC (Fri) by dskoll (subscriber, #1630)In reply to: Moose by jnareb Parent article: Perl 5.16 and beyond
Well, yeah, but let's say you want to use CPAN modules X, Y, Z and W. If X wants Moose, Y wants Mouse, Z wants Moo and W wants Mo, you end up with Mess. :(
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Moose Posted Mar 27, 2012 20:13 UTC (Tue) by jnareb (subscriber, #46500) [Link] Well, yeah, but let's say you want to use CPAN modules X, Y, Z and W. If X wants Moose, Y wants Mouse, Z wants Moo and W wants Mo, you end up with Mess. :(Well, there are Any:Moose, Any::Mo modules. For example if you use Any::Mo you are limited to what Mo can do, but you can use any of Mo, Moo, Mouse, Moose which can implement this subset of OOP.
Moose Posted Mar 29, 2012 3:11 UTC (Thu) by harbud (guest, #83808) [Link]
No, the problem is I cannot control what X, Y, Z, and W uses. X might use Moose specifically and not Any::Moose, Y might use Mouse, and so on.
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