I freely admit: I'm not that experienced with OO.
But instead of asking us all to Abandon hope you might be willing and able to post a hint on how to do it better.
In case you would like to do so I put the POD of that code in question here:

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OBJECT METHODS
- Archive Methods
- Archive::List Methods
AUTHOR
COPYRIGHT

NAME

Archive - Manage Archives as Objects.

SYNOPSIS

    use Archive;

    ##  create a Archive object supplying all information needed
    my $force = 1;
    my $arch = Archive->new( archive    => $full_path_archive
                           , source_dir => $source_directory
                           , file_glob  => '.'
                           , log_file   => $log_object  ## a LogFile object (see LogFile.pm)
                           );

    ##  create a physical Archive using 'gtar czvf'
    $arch->prepare_create(force=>$force);
    $arch->create;

    ##  or

    ##  extract a physical Archive using 'gtar xzvf'
    $arch->prepare_extract;
    $arch->extract;

    ##  or

    ##  remove a physical Archive using 'rm -f'
    $arch->remove;

    ##  You can create a list of Archive objects as Archive::List object
    my $arch_list = Archive::List->new;

    ##  and add Archive objects to the list
    $arch_list->add($arch);
    $arch_list->add($brch);

    ##  now you can use all Archive methods also on all members of a Archive::List object
    $arch_list->prepare_create;
    $arch_list->create;

DESCRIPTION

Use Archive to create, extract or remove archives.

OBJECT METHODS

Archive Methods

new: Create a Archive object.
prepare_create: The check_archive Function checks whether an archive exists and refuses to overwrite it unless we set the parameter 'force'. It also checks whether the directory of the archive-to-be exists, is really a directory and is writeable for this user.
create: The create Function actually creates a physical gtar-ed archive.
prepare_extract: The prepare_extract Function checks whether an archive exists and whether the target directory of the extraction exists, is really a directory and is writeable for this user.
extract: The extract Function actually restores all files contained in a gtar-ed archive.
remove: The remove Function removes a gtar-ed archive.

Archive::List Methods

new: Create a Archive::List object.
add: Adds a Archive object to the Archive::List object that invoked the method.
prepare_create create prepare_extract extract remove: These methods called on a Archive::List object do the same for all Archive objects in the list.

---
The idea to create the Class Archive::List is actually just to be able of serialising method invocations.

(update: on dio's suggestion I put the POD directly into this node ....)

pelagic

In reply to Re^2: List Wrapper for Object Methods. by pelagic
in thread List Wrapper for Object Methods. by pelagic

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