You are missing sub new just before the beginning '{' in TryOut.pm
Uhm, no, that's nonsense. See the Object::InsideOut docs please.

There _is_ a bug with the "Standard" attribute, but I haven't been able to put my finger on it just yet.

my @data :Field('Accessor' => 'data'); does generate a data accessor.

Adding the Permission=>'private' field results in

OIO::Method error: Can't call private method 'TryOut->data' from class + 'main' Package: main File: object-insideout Line: 19
So that works as expected. I suspect the "Standard" attribute doesn't actually work as documented. Maybe time for a bug report :)
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; package TryOut; use strict; use warnings; { use Object::InsideOut; my @data :Field('Accessor' => 'data', Permission=>'private'); } 1; package main; my $obj = TryOut->new(); $obj->data(42); print $obj->data; __END__

In reply to Re^2: Object::InsideOut, I don't get it by rhesa
in thread Object::InsideOut, I don't get it by gargle

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