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Re^2: Getting Involved with Perl 6 - 2009

by moritz (Cardinal)
on Jun 15, 2009 at 20:25 UTC ( [id://771791]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Getting Involved with Perl 6 - 2009
in thread Getting Involved with Perl 6 - 2009

"like any other Perl 6 code".

No really, it's hard to tell, because Catalyst isn't ported to Perl 6 yet. Chances are that the dispatch information which is now implemented as attributes is handled with traits in Perl 6 (I remember a small web framework in Perl 6 floating around on IRC the other day that already did that), so an action method might look like this:

class YourApp::Controller is Catalyst::Controller { method someaction($id) is public</> { # executed if http://example.com/someaction is called } }

Maybe the dispatch code will have an option to use the build-in multi method dispatch, which is rather powerful and serves a similar purpose.

But until somebody actually implements it, that's all just wild guesses.

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Re^3: Getting Involved with Perl 6 - 2009
by bsb (Priest) on Jun 21, 2009 at 07:32 UTC
    Maybe the dispatch code will have an option to use the build-in multi method dispatch, which is rather powerful and serves a similar purpose.

    Interesting idea.

    My guess would've been using a dispatch grammar. Perl6 rules can be composed, ordered, re-used in different contexts, they keep track of your match in a structured way... great for unpacking the url. That doesn't really say much about the syntax though.

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