in reply to Re: Language design: direct attribute access and postponed mutators (Perl Vs Python)
in thread Language design: direct attribute access and postponed mutators (Perl Vs Python)
That's like tie'ing the underlying blessed hash in Perl, then every read write access to $obj->{attribute} must be handled via FETCH and STORE.
This must slow down OO handling considerably.
The mechanism I described above will only affect especially "enhanced" properties and only when accessed over the external interface.
Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
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