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Some of those are definitely on my list of things to read.

++Class::Accessor and DBIx::Class.

I am not a big constant fan however. I went through a phase (well, probably about 2 years) of using them, but they can be fiddly at times, especially if you use them for complex data structures. You often end up with something like:
print "I have " . FOO()->{APPLES} . " apples".
which to me is just ugly, and gets unreadable pretty quickly, especially if you have constants in different packages.

Besides that, I realised there's actually nothing stopping you modifying the values. Like most things in Perl, it's really just a convention. If that's the case, I'd rather just use uppercased variable names, which is a pretty widely used convention, and not as messy as the pragma.

In reply to Re: Top 10 things to read when your flight is canceled by Mutant
in thread Top 10 things to read when your flight is canceled by bobf

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