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by f00li5h
5702 days ago
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I chose the logging because, log objects generally do not need to keep a lot of state, and mentioned OO being "An idiom in which you capture behavior along with state" but perhaps I could have expanded on it further. If you don't like blessing refs yourself, use a module to hide the boring repetitive parts like you would with any other problem... I'm pretty sure perl5's OO falls into the simplest-thing-that-could-possibly-work category, and obeys the "Rule of Separation: Separate policy from mechanism" |
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