defined class variable with Moose

Dear ALL,

I need to add array of data to my class (using Moose) and be able to read it inside me class, I thinks something like this:

here I many use different @parserArray_type_xx with each different file depend on its type to parse it.

so my Q is: How to do it?

<pEdit:###############################

As my question here was not clear,let me ask again: but what i need to do is to define variable in my class that contain some predefined data (mix of array/hash/scalar/code).

BR

Hosen

package DataDecoder;
use Moose;

...
#######need to add something like this#######
my @parserArray_type_01 = (
    ...
    {
        name => 'YEAR',
        type => 'CHAR',
        len => 2,
        description => sub{0}
    },
    {
        name => 'MONTH',
        type => 'CHAR',
        len => 2,
        description => sub{0}
    },
    {
        name => 'DAY',
        type => 'CHAR',
        len => 2,
        description => sub{0}
    },
    {
        name => 'HOUR',
        type => 'CHAR',
        len => 2,
        description => sub{0}
    },
    {
        name => sub{
            my $data = uc shift;
            my %SUD_DATA = ('98' => 'TYPE1', '64' => 'TYPE2');
            );
            (defined $SUD_DATA{$data})? $SUD_DATA{$data} : $data
            # $data
        },
        type => 'HEX',
        len => 1,
        description => sub{
            my $data = uc shift;
            my %SUD_DATA = ('98' => 'TYPE1', '64' => 'TYPE2');
            (defined $SUD_DATA{$data})? $SUD_DATA{$data} : $data
            # $data
        },
    }
    
);
...
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