It appears that the RFC Librarian doesn't work weekends, so I'm going to
post this directly. Hopefuly, it doesn't have any glaringly obvious errors...
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Automatic accessors for hash-based objects
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Maintainer: James Mastros <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&g
On Sat, Aug 26, 2000 at 08:24:19PM -0500, Dave Rolsky wrote:
> This is an interesting idea. I would think that ideally it would be
> combined with pre-declared limited keyspace hashes (which we currently
> have in a semi-crippled way with pseudohashes).
This seems like a fairly orthagonal thing
iple levels and tried
> to use ':access' on both of them, simply issue a "subroutine
> DEFAULT_DIR() redefined at line..." warning.
>
> $self->{CONFIG}->{DEFAULT_DIR} : access, constant = '/usr/bin';
> $self->{STATE}->{DEFAULT_DIR
has semi-magical properties.
2) We clearly define that basic types will always m/^[A-Z]+$/.
This makes it such that we have to say my INT $n, but that's quite
consistant with the rest of perl. (It also makes it so that all-uppercase
module names without any colons might behave oddly. This is bad for CGI,
but if it becomes WWW::CGI, then it's all OK...)
-=- James Mastros
