Thanks again for the info. I was trying to see if there was a Perl Mongers
group in our area. Seems like there used to be one in Hartford CT but now is
defunct? Web site not operational.
In the meantime, I just received the new Catalyst book and started poring
over it. I was happy to see its inclu
On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 6:11 AM, Eric Wright wrote:
> Thanks all for the thoughts and the link. I'll be sure to take some time
> and digest that.
>
> Re: method modifiers, that sounds like a really interesting solution. Roles
> seem very similar to me to Java interfaces. I really need to get more
Thanks all for the thoughts and the link. I'll be sure to take some time and
digest that.
Re: method modifiers, that sounds like a really interesting solution. Roles
seem very similar to me to Java interfaces. I really need to get more on
board with understanding how Moose can best be utilized. I'
Dave Rolsky wrote:
As do Moose roles. I've found using roles in controllers incredibly
helpful, since I often have similar/same "process this data and invoke a
->search method", where the only thing that varies is what is being
searched and/or the way the results are being displayed.
Unfortun
On Mon, 6 Jul 2009, J. Shirley wrote:
Moose method modifiers work just fine on Catalyst code, which I find to
really help with using inheritance upstream. You'll probably want to
As do Moose roles. I've found using roles in controllers incredibly
helpful, since I often have similar/same "pro
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 3:33 PM, Eric Wright wrote:
> I'm just wondering if any Catalyst programmers have used polymorphism in
> the construction of their controller classes. Coming from a Java background
> I'd like to be a little more OOP about how I implement my controllers. i.e.
> I'd like to b
I'm just wondering if any Catalyst programmers have used polymorphism in the
construction of their controller classes. Coming from a Java background I'd
like to be a little more OOP about how I implement my controllers. i.e. I'd
like to be able have a parent controller with common behavior and over