fix compatibility with Future::XS #6
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With Future 0.49, Future objects may be implemented with Future::XS, which doesn't use blessed hashrefs for its objects. Instead, it provides the udata and set_udata methods for subclasses to store data. Update the Future prereq to 0.49 to provide the udata/set_udata methods, and use them rather than storing directly in the object.
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Thank you very much! I can confirm that this change fixes the problem with Future::XS installed in my code as well. |
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Thank you! |
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With Future 0.49, Future objects may be implemented with Future::XS, which doesn't use blessed hashrefs for its objects. Instead, it provides the udata and set_udata methods for subclasses to store data.
Update the Future prereq to 0.49 to provide the udata/set_udata methods, and use them rather than storing directly in the object.