Hi,
I have the problem that DBIx::Class::ResultSet::WithMeta solves, but
in my case the fact that it is always iterating over the results kills
performance quite a bit. I was wondering about using a object in the
call to result_class(). Sure, the docs tells us that it should be a
class, but as long as your object does respond properly to new() and
inflate_result() it should be possible to do something like this:
my $meta = MyWithMeta->new;
$meta->add(sub { ... your code per row goes here ... });
## optionally allow for multiple
$meta->add(sub { ... other code per row ... });
$rs->result_class($meta);
Then you get your $meta->inflate_result called per row, only at the
last point in the search() chain.
Thoughts?
Bye
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Pedro Melo
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