Hi Chris,
# from Chris Burel
# on Tuesday 26 May 2009:
>One thing I thought of doing was calling the module Qt4, but that would
>populate the Qt namespace.
That is going to cause you headaches with the PAUSE indexer. It finds
all of your package statements and will flag your dist as unauthorized
if you use an existing package.
But actually, this sort of thing is rather clunky and unusual for Perl
code:
use Qt4;
my $app = Qt4::Application(\...@argv);
That is, if you're worried about the repetitive typing, I think the ::
is a bigger source of tedium.
If Application() is going to be a constructor function -- as opposed to
the more typical new() -- it may as well be exported as QApplication().
And really, what's wrong with Qt4::Application->new()?
--Eric
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