in reply to Re: Is Perl Truly an Object Oriented Language?
in thread Is Perl Truly an Object Oriented Language?

You also can't manipulate classes as if they were objects

Well, in perl someone could write a Class::AsObject module which injects methods like delete_symbol, create_subclass($name), add_field, add_method, and so forth into the UNIVERSAL namespace. These methods simply work as class methods, with the instance data sort of being the symbol table hash that the class takes up.

$r = Dog->create_subclass("Rottweiler"); # eq Dog::Rottweiler $r->add_method(bark => sub { print "roar" });

*shudder*

-nuffin
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