Yeah, I checked out that code as well. Didn't tell me much unfortunately, other than it appears to expect a TypeConstraint object and wasn't finding it which was confirmed by the additional debug output I put in. I'd like to know where it was being called from so I could trace the problem back, but it's not on the call stack.

Here's the relevent code:

  method _create_pattern_obj (Str :$name, Maybe[Str] :$mask_data, Mayb
+e[Str] :$tag_data) {

    my $tags = {};
    map {$tags->{$_} = 1;} split(',', $tag_data) if defined $tag_data;

    my $pattern_obj = Program::Plist::Pl::Pattern->new(name => $name,
                                                       mask_data => $m
+ask_data,
                                                       tags => $tags);

    $self->_add_pattern($pattern_obj);
  }

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The relevant line throwing the error is the call to Program::Plist::Pl::Pattern->new.

In reply to Re^2: Moose again...Debugging? by tj_thompson
in thread Moose again...Debugging? by tj_thompson

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