Moops is a meta-framework for object-oriented programming in the Perl programming language.
Moops is a meta-framework for object-oriented programming in the Perl programming language.
Questions tagged [moops]
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Moops lexical_has and default values
I am trying to understand how lexical_has attributes work in Moops. This feature comes from Lexical::Accessor and, as I understand it, the lexical_has function is able to generate a CODE reference to any attribute a class might "lexically have" by…
G. Cito
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ctags support for moops
Moops enhances the perl syntax by constructs such as:
class MyPkg::MyClass {
# ...
}
and adds the possibility to declare signatures for member functions by introducing the new keywords fun and method:
class MyPkg::MyClass {
method…
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Can I instantiate an object in Dancer to return a value to display?
I have the following code in my Dancer app module:
package Deadlands;
use Dancer ':syntax';
use Dice;
our $VERSION = '0.1';
get '/' => sub {
my ($dieQty, $dieType);
$dieQty = param('dieQty');
$dieType = param('dieType');
if…
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How can I overload methods in Moops?
I would like to overload some methods in Moops.
I have the tried the following code:
method setIdNum() {
print "Please enter ID number: ";
chomp (my $input = );
$self->$idNum($input);
}
method setIdNum(Int $num) {
…
BackPacker777
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Import functions/subroutine into subclass
I'm using Moops and I'd like something like this to work:
use Moops;
class A {
fun f {
print "yay,f!\n";
}
}
class B extends A {
fun g {
f();
}
}
B->g(); # should print 'yay, f!'
Instead this yields:
Undefined subroutine &B::f…
sschober
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Use MooseX meta attributes with Moops
Is it possible to use MooseX meta attributes with Moops?
Consider this Moose sample code:
use v5.14;
use strict;
use warnings;
package TraitTest;
use Moose;
with 'MooseX::Getopt';
has opt1 => (
traits => ['Getopt'],
is => 'ro',
isa =>…
sschober
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Can someone please explain how to implement and utilize privately-scoped arrays in Moops?
I am trying to learn Moops and I can't quite grasp how to use populate and iterate over lexical_has arrayRefs. Can you demonstrate their usage here with code please?
I wrote the following:
lexical_has people => (is => 'rw',
…
BackPacker777
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class_has for Moops
Is there something like MooseX::ClassAttribute for Moops?
Note, that I want static/class attributes using the Moo backend, as I do not want to bring in the Moose backend.
sschober
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Attribute accessor not satisfying role requirement when using Moops and Moose
Consider the following code sample:
use Moops;
role RoleA
using Moose {
requires 'm1';
method m2() {
$self->m1." World!\n";
}
}
role RoleB
using Moose {
has 'm1' => ( accessor => 'm1', is => 'ro', isa => 'Str', default =>…
sschober
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Changing writer prefix when (is => “rwp”)
If I want to change write protected attribute ie.
use Moops;
class foo {
has attr => (is => "rwp");
}
one have to use _set_attr().
Is it possible to change that to _attr() without using explicit writer?
Tried use MooseX::::AttributeShortcuts…
mpapec
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Generic tracing mock class
I am trying to construct a convenient mocking class using moops:
#!/usr/bin/env perl
use Modern::Perl '2014';
use Moops;
use Test::More;
class aClass {
method m {}
method l {}
};
class NotWorkingMockAClass
extends aClass {
has methodCallLog…
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