Re^2: A novice's thoughts on applying Demeter to extension code

No offense, but it sounds like you haven't looked very closely at Class::DBI. The accessors don't have to match the columns, and mine often don't. You can add logic to your classes, and I usually do. It keeps object state while you edit the data and manages writing it back out to the databases, as well as doing lazy-loading, adding validation routines, etc. It's pretty much exactly like a DAO.

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Re^3: A novice's thoughts on applying Demeter to extension code by pg (Canon) on Nov 22, 2004 at 22:44 UTC
No, no offense at all. On the contrary, I am glad that different views being presented and discussed. Especially for reply like this, we argue precisely the merit of the issues, and nothing more than that. If I don't gain any knowledge from others here, what's the benefit to me? Another example of learning opportunity is that, sporty pointed something new to me in his post above. I knew the quality of your posts from the past, and I am glad that you replied.	[reply]

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Re^3: A novice's thoughts on applying Demeter to extension code
by pg (Canon) on Nov 22, 2004 at 22:44 UTC

No, no offense at all. On the contrary, I am glad that different views being presented and discussed. Especially for reply like this, we argue precisely the merit of the issues, and nothing more than that.

If I don't gain any knowledge from others here, what's the benefit to me? Another example of learning opportunity is that, sporty pointed something new to me in his post above.

I knew the quality of your posts from the past, and I am glad that you replied.

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