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roles with composition parameters

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Changes for MooseX-Role-Parameterized
 
0.14
 
0.13 Sep 11, 2009
    * Documentation improvements (Sartak)
 
0.12 Aug 15, 2009
    * Add MooseX::Role::Parameterized->current_metaclass for forward compat
      (Sartak)
 
    * Various documentation improvements (Sartak)
 
0.11 Aug 9, 2009
    * Explicitly test-require Test::Moose for Fedora packaging (RSRCHBOY)
 
    * Finally a sensible synopsis (Sartak)
 
    * More examples are always good :) (Sartak)
 
0.10 Jun 25, 2009
    * Fix test that now warns in Moose (Sartak)
 
0.09 Jun 14, 2009
    * Give all modules a version number (Sartak)
 
0.08 Jun 14, 2009
    * Fix mis-packaging :) (Sartak)
 
0.07 Jun 14, 2009
    * Leave the jules nest for github (Sartak)
 
    * Switch to Module::Install (Sartak)
 
0.06 May 12, 2009
    * Fix long-standing role-role combination bug, reported by several
      users (Sartak)
 
    * Documentation improvements (Sartak)
 
0.05 Apr 24, 2009
    * Use replace_constructor in Meta::Parameter's make_immutable (nothingmuch)
 
    * The & prototype hack has been obviated by Moose::Exporter goodness (rafl)
 
    * List examples of MooseX::Role::Parameterized roles (Sartak)
 
0.04 Jan 30, 2009
    * The role block now receives as an argument the consuming class or role.
 
0.03 Jan 17, 2009
    * Parameters now default to read-only, so that you no longer have to specify
      the extremely common case of: is => 'ro'
 
0.02 Dec 9, 2008
    * Using keywords outside of the role block is now allowed and handled.
 
    * The role generated by the role block is now composed with its parent role.
      This is so you can have unparameterized components to your parameterized
      roles, and so that does_role returns true if you ask about the parent
      role (instead of the anonymous parameterized role).