G'day tobyink,

++ Thanks for pointing me to that module: I hadn't encountered it previously.

I found the way you've used coderefs interesting. I suspect I may have seen something similar in the past but probably wasn't paying close enough attention. I'm certainly familiar with: 

$ perl -E 'my $x = sub { say "@_" }; $x->("fred")'
fred

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And, as expected, this didn't work: 

$ perl -E 'my $x = sub { say "@_" }; $x("fred")'
syntax error at -e line 1, near "$x("
Execution of -e aborted due to compilation errors.

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However, I've never written code like: 

$ perl -E 'my $x = sub { say "@_" }; "XYZ"->$x("fred")'
XYZ fred

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I'll have to look into that further. I've read the "Object::Util - Rationale" section. Can you point me to any documentation that explains this in more detail?

— Ken

In reply to Re^2: Moose 'clone' Constructor by kcott
in thread Moose 'clone' Constructor by kcott

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