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# Perl module: Class::Smart |
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# By Andreas Motl, andreas.motl@ilo.de |
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# $Id: XSLT.pm,v 1.6 2003/05/07 03:11:28 joko Exp $ |
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# $Log: XSLT.pm,v $ |
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=pod |
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=head1 Name |
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Class::Smart - (former Class::AutoArgs) |
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=head1 Description |
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Includes little constructor which introduces |
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passed in argument list as object attributes. |
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Note: Since this list is automagically coerced to a |
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hash by perl itself, it is assumed to have |
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an even number of elements. Perl will croak |
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otherwise. |
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=head1 Todo |
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o Handle strategy/behavior for odd number of elements inside argument list. |
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(This code is already established somewhere and gets used almost |
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everywhere throughout CPAN in various ways: see Perl: There is more |
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then one way to do it. - Please look at XML::XUpdate::XSLT::__read_arguments...) |
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=cut |
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package Class::Smart; |
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use strict; |
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use warnings; |
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# Pseudo API: "$Class::Smart::constructor" can be set from outside to trigger initial method call(s) on fresh blessed object. |
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use vars qw( $constructor ); |
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# ------------ mini perl object constructor ------------ |
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sub new { |
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# V1 |
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#my $class = shift; |
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# V2 |
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my $invocant = shift; |
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my $class = ref($invocant) || $invocant; |
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# V1 |
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#return bless { @_ }, $class; |
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# testing |
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#print Dumper(@_); |
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#return bless { @_ ? @_ : ('_dummy', '_dummy') }, $class; |
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# V2 |
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my $self = { @_ }; |
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bless $self, $class; |
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# Pseudo constructor mechanism - Optional: Call method on blessed reference if desired and object is capable of it. |
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# TODO: Control this (initial method call / pseudo constructor) by a designated option-flag. |
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# e.g.: $Class::Smart::AutoCall = 1; or $Class::Smart::PseudoConstructor = 1; |
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# TODO: Have a list of possible constructor names to test against... |
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# Possible solution: Have a predeclared list and/or aggregate/register all used elements throughout package lifetime. |
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$self->$constructor() if $constructor and $self->can($constructor); |
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return $self; |
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} |
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