Re: Re: When to use prototype inheritence?

It depends on the system, but I think you could.
Admittedly not with local(*F::Q::name).

You could probably just do:

my $object = $proto->new();
$object->set(some=>'stuff');
{ my $test_object = $object;
  $test_object->{method} = 
      sub { print "got:".$_[0]->{_proto_}->method() };
  $test_object->method();
}
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This would depend on how the classless/prototype system works. (I don't know one well enough to give a full example)

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Re: Re: Re: When to use prototype inheritence? by simonm (Vicar) on Sep 08, 2003 at 16:13 UTC
I believe that with Class::Classless, you can locally override the specific hash value you're interested in: `local $test_object->{method} = sub { print "got:".$_[0]->{_proto_}->method() };` [download]	[reply] [d/l]