This software allows for creating accessors with minimal inheritance, providing an easy-to-use solution for accessing object properties. It simplifies the process of accessing object properties, enhancing the user experience and saving time in development.
Class::Accessor::Classy is a Perl module designed for accessors with minimal inheritance. The module provides a range of features, including read-only and read-write accessors, class data, and constant values.
To use Class::Accessor::Classy, simply import it into your package and specify which methods you need. You can declare read-only accessors with the "ro" keyword and read-write accessors with "rw". There's also a "rs" keyword for read-only accessors that include a secret writer.
For class data, use the "_c" suffix with the accessor keywords. You can declare read-only class data with "ro_c", read-write with "rw_c", and read-only accessors with a secret writer with "rs_c". There are alternative syntax options for defining secret writers, too.
Finally, you can declare constant values with the "constant" keyword. You can also use expressions to define the constant value, and you can reference other constants from within the expression.
Overall, Class::Accessor::Classy offers a lot of flexibility for defining accessors and other class-level features. It's a powerful tool for any Perl developer who needs to work with class data and state. And if you decide you don't need it any more, it's easy to remove all of the syntax bits from your namespace with a single command.
To use Class::Accessor::Classy, simply import it into your package and specify which methods you need. You can declare read-only accessors with the "ro" keyword and read-write accessors with "rw". There's also a "rs" keyword for read-only accessors that include a secret writer.
For class data, use the "_c" suffix with the accessor keywords. You can declare read-only class data with "ro_c", read-write with "rw_c", and read-only accessors with a secret writer with "rs_c". There are alternative syntax options for defining secret writers, too.
Finally, you can declare constant values with the "constant" keyword. You can also use expressions to define the constant value, and you can reference other constants from within the expression.
Overall, Class::Accessor::Classy offers a lot of flexibility for defining accessors and other class-level features. It's a powerful tool for any Perl developer who needs to work with class data and state. And if you decide you don't need it any more, it's easy to remove all of the syntax bits from your namespace with a single command.
What's New
Version 0.9.0: N/A