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Not quite sure what I should be looking for, but I'm trying to create a Moose object that is instantiated in one of two ways:

# initially from arguments
my $obj = Pkg->new( arg1 => ..., arg2 => ... );

# subsequently, loaded from a frozen copy of the obj
my $obj = Pkg->new( uuid => ... );
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ie, if object instantiated from uuid, load frozen copy, else create as normal. On destroy, freeze current copy of object.

I did a quick search on Moose caching, but I'm not 100% sure what I need here to get this working as expected.

Can anyone point me in the right direction? I found MooseX::WithCache, but am not sure if that's the right tool - documentation is sparse.

All insights appreciated!

Thanks :)

In reply to Creating a Moose object either from args or from cache by cLive ;-)

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