22:43 < EvanCarroll> one more question, how did you figure out the ver
+sion number of something, I asked that question here once and someone
+ showed this neat trick where they supplied an extremly high version 
+number and the error told the real one
22:43 <@mst> perl -MModule::Name\ 999
22:44 < EvanCarroll> cool deal, thanks
22:44 <@mst> learned that one off clkao
22:44 <@mst> bloody handy.

12:13 < PerlJam> EvanCarroll: try  ${$::{$package."::"}}{$sub}->()  wi
+th appropriate values for $package and $sub


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• *accessor name* => This is the method you want this relationship to utilize. If you create a row in a table that has specified a has_many relationship, you can find out what it has_many of by viewing $obj->accessor_name(args)
• *table schema of m2m table* => This is the cpan:DBIx::Class that contains the schema definition of the many-to-many table.
• *fkey on m2m table* => This is the column name of the fkey on the many-to-many table. Rememeber the many-to-many table must have two belongs_to relationships defined, this should be the fkey of the many-to-many table that points back to the cpan:DBIx::Class that contains this has_many relationship.

__PACKAGE__->many_to_many( 'accessor name' => 'name of has_many accessor', 'name of belongs_to column on m2m table' );