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You said "new Question" which you already know is ass. Don't be an idiot, don't do that.

aliased isn't a structural thing - it means you don't have to use long class names in your code. It doesn't solve any subclassing or other interface problems. I suggested that you trash your entire idea to do @ISA evil and get to nirvana through syntactic sugar.

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Re^4: Calling chains, extends, and subclassing
by EvanCarroll (Chaplain) on Oct 04, 2006 at 17:07 UTC
    Please do tell me how Syntactic sugar eliminates the need to statically type the class, or how I can accomplish that. (And I am thankfull that Alias would make it shorter, but I'm aiming for non-existant here) I really don't want to have to override a sub just for a new statically typed class)


    Evan Carroll
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