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You think that the OP is suggesting that Moose herders use his module so that they can type this:

package Equation_Problem; use Moose; use MooseX::Invertible_Build; has mass => ( isa => Num); has velocity => ( isa => Num); has momentum => ( isa => Num, invertible_build => { A => 'mass', B => 'velocity', via => 'A * B', }, );

To 'save' typing:

package Equation_Problem; use Moose; has mass => ( isa => Num); has velocity => ( isa => Num); sub momentum { my $self = shift; $self->mass * $self->velocity; }

Hm. It can't be that in(s)ane.


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The start of some sanity?


In reply to Re^5: Idea: Moose Mutal Coercion by BrowserUk
in thread Idea: Moose Mutual Coercion by k0st

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