Wrong IMHO. You have no context of my implementation to immediately assume from my simplified question that I am in fact creating spaghetti code. This is a dispatch table that fires automagic evaluation of parameters when executing a specific action in a pseudo-worflow logic. Method (action) names are fixed and they are dependent within a tight group of classes which conform the super-simple Workflow engine, that I have crafted to be compatible to CPAN Workflow, in case I want to substitute that part in the future.

The reason why I use and love Perl is to have the freedom to combine programming styles without being Dogmatic about any specific one. I don't see the evils of runtime introspection nor do I fully understand the rant on "Modern Perl", and what it has to do my OP. I admit my ignorance in Moose and only use it to keep with the general style of Catalyst these days, but it's still Perl, so why be so religious to OO? For that matter you should be also ranting out "Advanced Perl Programming" and "Higher Order Perl", just to name a couple.

In reply to Re^6: Moose and caller() for current method by ait
in thread Moose and caller() for current method by ait

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