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Is it possible to use the type constraint stuff in Moose to de-taint values?

For instance, I have a class with a few file paths. Pre-Moose I would have checked them individually with a regex to de-taint them. Now I have this cool Moose type checking system, but I don't see how to de-taint values with it.

For instance:

# old way sub logfile { my $self = shift; my $new_name = shift; if ( !defined($new_name) ) { return $self->{logfile}; } if ( $new_name !~ m{^([\w/_\-\.]{1,80})$} ) { croak "I don't trust logfile name '$new_name'"; } $self->{logfile} = $1; } # New Moose Way subtype 'FilePath' => as 'Str' => where { $_ =~ m{^([\w/_\-\.]{1,80})$} } => message { "I don't trust file name '$_'" }; has logfile => ( is => 'rw', isa => 'FilePath', default => '/var/log/walrus.log' );

In reply to Moose types & taint removal? by pileofrogs

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