non-micro-packages like Test::Most.

Test::Most is a bit confused in that it provides both real functionality as well as the "micro-package" features. If Test::Most were split (only hypothetically, I'm not so much suggesting that it do so) into Test::Most::Features and Test::Most::ImportOtherPackages (where the strictures enforcing would be placed), then my beef is with Test::Most::ImportOtherPackages, and not with Test::Most::Features.

I am curious as to why you think Moose should be a pragma?

pragma (meaning just "all lower-case name") modules advertise "something more than simple function importing is happening here". Aside from enabling strict, I believe, Moose accomplishes everything it does via simple sub imports (no overwriting of core functions, ...) so strictly speaking it should not be a pragma. However, it does feel a lot more magical than a plain module, and it imports subs which further create/import more subs which feels like it is extending the syntax of perl... Thus, I would accept arguments that it could have been named all-lower. Though I am not necessarily arguing that it should have.

Good Day,
    Dean

In reply to Re^3: Should Test::Most import strict and warnings? by duelafn
in thread Should Test::Most import strict and warnings? by Ovid

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