Re^7: Delegating to a role in Moose

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Re: handles => 'MyURIRole' vs handles => qr/.*/, the former is more work to set up, but I think it should be preferred because it's more self documenting - you've documented in code exactly what methods you're delegating.

I agree that the documentation on delegation is lacking, but that's a symptom of a larger problem. E.g. the official docs on Perl OOP, perlobj and perlootut don't mention delegation at all.

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Re^8: Delegating to a role in Moose by Anonymous Monk on Jan 15, 2018 at 14:38 UTC
I agree that the documentation on delegation is lacking, but that's a symptom of a larger problem. E.g. the official docs on Perl OOP, perlobj and perlootut don't mention delegation at all. a method call is just a method cal .. Or its called autoload, but that means it should be a subclass mechanics (the how) are the easy part cause that's the only thing oop tutorials teach. the hard part is design/ooad/ood/opoo (the why) which is given barely a mention and most misunderstood. Re^4: Making 'all' the attributes read only by default (Moo) (interface), OOP: How to (not) lose Encapsulation, Re^3: OT: Stupid User Interfaces...... Yeah i tired	[reply]

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Re^8: Delegating to a role in Moose
by Anonymous Monk on Jan 15, 2018 at 14:38 UTC

I agree that the documentation on delegation is lacking, but that's a symptom of a larger problem. E.g. the official docs on Perl OOP, perlobj and perlootut don't mention delegation at all.

a method call is just a method cal .. Or its called autoload, but that means it should be a subclass

mechanics (the how) are the easy part cause that's the only thing oop tutorials teach. the hard part is design/ooad/ood/opoo (the why) which is given barely a mention and most misunderstood. Re^4: Making 'all' the attributes read only by default (Moo) (interface), OOP: How to (not) lose Encapsulation, Re^3: OT: Stupid User Interfaces...... Yeah i tired

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