Maybe it's better to add the functions to Moo.pm. So I copied Moo.pm to Moox.pm and put it in the lib directory. Then changed "package Moo;" to "package Moox;". And then added a few functions after 'has': (with apologies to Matt S. Trout)

  _install_tracked $target => hasrw => sub {
      my @words = @_;
      if (@_ == 1 and $words[0] =~ m/ /)
      {
          # they passed a string with space separated words
          @words = split ' ', $words[0];
      }
      push @words, 'is', 'rw';

      # not sure if this is the right way to call has
      $MAKERS{Testpool}{exports}{has}->(@words);
      return;
  };

  _install_tracked $target => hasro => sub {
      my @words = @_;
      if (@_ == 1 and $words[0] =~ m/ /)
      {
          @words = split ' ', $words[0];
      }
      push @words, 'is', 'ro';
      $MAKERS{Testpool}{exports}{has}->(@words);
      return;
  };

  _install_tracked $target => hasrwd => sub {
      my ($name, $default) = @_;
      my @words = ($name, 'default', $default, 'is', 'rw');
      $MAKERS{Testpool}{exports}{has}->(@words);
      return;
  };

  _install_tracked $target => hasrod => sub {
      my ($name, $default) = @_;
      my @words = ($name, 'default', $default, 'is', 'ro');
      $MAKERS{Testpool}{exports}{has}->(@words);
      return;
  };

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Then other code can use it like this:

package Testpool
{
    use Moox;
    # r/w attr defined by string
    hasrw 'name default samantha';

    # ro attr defined by string
    hasro 'height default 1777';

    # ro attr defined by list
    hasro qw/weight default 99/;

    # r/w attr with default value
    hasrwd 'cheezburgers', 22;

    # ro attr with default value
    hasrod 'cats', 1;
};

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In reply to Re^2: Extra-lazy object oriented programming by Anonymous Monk
in thread Extra-lazy object oriented programming by Anonymous Monk

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