I wrote a Moose class and the class 'has' an attribute. The attribute also has an 'after' modifier.
But when I create an object of the class and supply an initial value for the attribute to the 'new' method, it appears that the 'after' modifier is not called. It is called if I later access the attribute. My expectation is that initialisation of an attribute would invoke the attribute's setter and the modifier, so reality doesn't match my expectation - is there something that explains why reality is as it is so I can adjust my expectation? Cheers, Dave
