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One of the links inside the page adrianh sent us to was about InsideOut Objects mainly involving use of some cpan classes to get the privacy, very effective. Damian also discusses this in his Perl Best Practices book, it's good reading.

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In reply to Re: OO - best way to have protected methods by BaldPenguin
in thread OO - best way to have protected methods by gargle

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