> "Classes are just packages" pre-supposes a class-based paradigm.

so your definition of "Delegation" goes into the direction of the traditional JS model where objects "beget"° other objects?

While this is certainly very important, I'd rather prefer a general book listing usual patterns for dynamic languages.

It's very hard to discuss OO when the terminology is dominated by GoF book concepts from the static typing world.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
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°) beget borrowed from Crockford's "JS the good parts" book

In reply to Re^7: RFC: OO Perl using Moo/Moose book by LanX
in thread RFC: OO Perl using Moo/Moose book by Perl300

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