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Call me thick but writing code for that framework (Moose or Moo?) is as impenetrable to me as a hundred metre brick wall. A useless comment I know. What I really mean to say is that any such framework must do a serious and honest reality check before release. That really couldn't have happened with this framework. And more than once I called Java bureaucratic!

feel free to downvote.

bw, bliako

In reply to Re: Question regarding proper handling of a Hash/HashRef structure in Moose-variants by bliako
in thread Question regarding proper handling of a Hash/HashRef structure in Moose-variants by atcroft

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