Re: Short invocation for per-object methods

in reply to Short invocation for per-object methods

Is $self->debug(...); sufficiently worse than debug ...; to warrant this?

If you do go ahead with this, at least limit the scope of $self.

sub debug {
  our $self;  # Must be set by caller!
  $self->{'debug'}->(@_);
}

sub method1 {
  (local our $self) = @_;
  debug "Entering method1";
}
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(If there are args: (local our $self, my $arg1, my $arg2) = @_;.)

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Re^2: Short invocation for per-object methods by Crackers2 (Parson) on Jan 04, 2007 at 07:14 UTC
Is `$self->debug(...);` sufficiently worse than `debug ...;` to warrant this? I'd vastly prefer `debug ...`. If you do go ahead with this, at least limit the scope of `$self`. That looks cleaner all right. But based on both perrin and your answers I'll just go with `$self->debug()` after all.	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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