Excellent pointers, Method::Modifiers is very interesting.

The authors hints to this Perl 5 module:

Moose::Manual::MethodModifiers

as his ispiration. So now I know that not only Perl 6 can have before/around/after methods but also Perl 5 has them! I never had the chance to use OOP in Perl 5 (I use it for all my personal scripts when they are not trivial or they have to be cross platform, no big programs so far) but now I'm going to study Moose.

In reply to Re^2: Perl 6 OOP: before and after methods "CLOS style" by adhrain
in thread Perl 6 OOP: before and after methods "CLOS style" by Anonymous Monk

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