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It is really common for interesting objects to compile their own accessors. If you require that and break on things compiled in the "wrong" class, much of CPAN is in a world of hurt if applied to your code.

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In reply to Re^3: RFC: Alter - Perl extension for Alter Ego Objects by diotalevi
in thread RFC: Alter - Perl extension for Alter Ego Objects by Anno

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