DBIx::Class offers also the set_column and get_column accessors: 
$person->set_column('name', 'John');
$name = $person->get_column('name');

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It's not exactly what you were asking for, but just in case you feel more comfortable with the get/set prefixes anyway ;-)

Update

It must be specified that they don't have exactly the same semantics of the generated accessors (see the jrockway's reply and the DBIx::Class docs.)

Cheers,
Emanuele.

In reply to Re: DBIx::Class creating get_* and set_* methods by emazep
in thread DBIx::Class creating get_* and set_* methods by Herkum

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