Slides for the talk you-did-what at lpw-2012
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You
did
WHAT?
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$obj->foo;
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What's
going
on?
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Get the
class name
for $obj
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Lookup 'foo'
via the MRO
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MRO?
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Method
resolution
order
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mro.pm
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mro::get_linear_isa
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DFS
C3
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$obj->SUPER::foo
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is actually
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$obj->Class::Of::Obj::SUPER::foo
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Class::Of::Obj::SUPER
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Reference to
SuperClass::Of::Obj
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(well, it's
almost that)
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Wait.
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SuperClass::Of::Obj::foo
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Fully
qualified
dispatch
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$obj->next::method
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Always
dispatches
C3
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So that
is ...
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package next;
sub method {}
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Oooo.
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curry.pm
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How many
times have
you written
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sub {
$obj->foo(@_)
}
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sub {
$obj->foo(@args, @_)
}
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Well ...
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package curry;
sub AUTOLOAD {
(my $meth = $AUTOLOAD) =~ s/.*:://;
my ($obj, @args) = @_;
sub { $obj->$meth(@args, @_) }
}
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my $cb = $obj->curry::foo;
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my $cb = $obj->curry::foo(@args);
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(also provides
curry::weak::foo)
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Also ...
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$obj->$foo
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What?
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$foo can be
a method name
or a coderef
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So ...
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How many
times have
you written
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if (
blessed($obj)
and $obj->can('foo')) {
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Safe::Isa
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our $_can = sub {
return unless blessed($_[0]);
$_[0]->can($_[1]);
}
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our @EXPORT = qw($_can);
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use Safe::Isa;
...
if ($obj->$_can('foo')) {
...
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(also provides
$_isa $_does
$_call_if_object)
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$obj->$foo
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$obj->${\foo()}
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Huh?
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foo() can
return a name
or a coderef
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The ${}
derefs
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$obj->${\sub {
my ($self, ...) = @_;
...
}}
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Inline
method
calls!
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So, ok, what's
that going
to help with?
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Importing ...
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sub import {
...
require Foo;
Foo->import;
}
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WRONG
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import() methods
almost always
use caller()
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sub import {
...
require Foo;
goto &Foo::import;
}
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What if
you've got
two things
to import?
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sub import {
...
require Foo;
Foo->export_to_level(1);
}
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Only works
for Exporter
using things
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Worse
still
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pragmas!
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strict
warnings
etc.
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Affect
compilation
scope
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sub import {
...
strict->import;
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Damn
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Anything that
works for
both?
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sub import {
...
my $caller = caller;
eval qq{
package ${caller};
Foo->import;
}
}
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caller
correct
for
exporters
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compilation
scope
right for
pragmas
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sub import {
...
my $caller = caller;
eval qq{
package ${caller};
Foo->import;
}
}
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UGLY
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Sufficiently
encapsulated
ugly is
indistinguishable
from beautiful
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my $importer = eval qq{
package $target;
sub {
my \$m = splice \@_, 1, 1;
shift->\$m(\@_)
}
};
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$importer->(import => @args);
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So ...
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sub _importer {
my $target = shift;
\($importers{$target} ||= eval qq{
package $target;
sub {
my \$m = splice \@_, 1, 1;
shift->\$m(\@_)
};
} or die "Couldn't build importer for $target: $@")
}
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sub import::into {
my ($class, $target, @args) = @_;
$class->${_importer($target)}(
import => @args
);
}
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Import::Into
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use Import::Into;
sub import {
my $target = caller;
...
Thing1->import::into($target);
Thing2->import::into($target, @args);
}
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Works for
modules
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Works for
pragmas
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(also provides
unimport::out_of)
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I did
what?
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Import::Into
Safe::Isa
curry
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Import::Into
Safe::Isa
curry
(all already
on CPAN)
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Hopefully
they'll be
useful
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Sufficiently
encapsulated
insanity ...
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Thank You
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