Matt Youell wrote:
>
> >What if you want multiple constructors with redundant code, et cetera --
> >there is flexibility.
>
> You could get that same flexibility from a mandated new(). If you don't want
> to support new, overload it so that it does nothing. Or maybe that could be
> the default behavior. The major benefit being a code-supported (but not
> enforced) preference that could be relied upon to exist.
So you're saying you would $@ to remain undefined after
$NewName=join('',map {${[a..z]}[rand 26]} 1..10);
eval "\$Freshone = new $NewName";
What would $Freshone be? a blessed reference to undef?
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