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Re: Class::Classless vs. Class::Prototypedby tovod-everett (Sexton) |
on Sep 16, 2003 at 22:19 UTC ( [id://291980]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
As the author of Class::SelfMethods and a co-author and current maintainer of Class::Prototyped, I'd like to give the nod to Class::Prototyped. While Class::SelfMethods is small and the code is easy to understand, the interface and the whole approach is a hack. It solved the problem I had at the time pretty well, but it was definitely a kludge. Class::Prototyped solves a much wider set of problems, has a much cleaner interface and approach, and is all around to be preferred to Class::SelfMethods. It does have a much bigger interface, but the core is still pretty tight and it solves a lot of problems that weren't solved by Class::SelfMethods. CP:CSM :: Perl:BASIC (Class::Prototyped is to Class::SelfMethods as Perl is to BASIC) --Toby Ovod-Everett
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