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I was wondering if there was any benefit in this kind of interface

  use Class::CGI
    handlers => {
      customer => 'Class::CGI::Customer',
      email    => 'Email::Loader'
    };

  my $cgi = Class::CGI->new;
  my $customer = $cgi->customer();      # dispatch to C::C::C
  my $email    = $cgi->email();         # dispatch to E::L
  my @sports   = $cgi->param('sports'); # as per usual
  # validate email
  $customer->email($email);
  $customer->save;
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Surmising, if you've declared the handlers, perhaps you can construct things so that these handlers become methods in this instance of Class::CGI. You just have to come up with a way to make sure the methods are only in this scope of the "use Class::CGI" declaration. I

...reality must take precedence over public relations, for nature cannot be fooled. - R P Feynmann

In reply to Re: RFC: Class::CGI by leriksen
in thread RFC: Class::CGI by Ovid

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