Clarifying the Cookbook's method-modifer text & example #16
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… adding a trailing semicolon to the "around" example. (This way, it better agrees with the information in Manual::FAQ).
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Merged with a slight change - it didn't seem reasonable to only promote Moose, especially given that most of the core dev-team avoid its use on CPAN. Thank you! |
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Noted. Thanks! |
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I've added text clarifying that the "around" method modifier is also available through Moose, and fixed what appears to be a syntax error in the example code.
This way it better agrees with similar information found in DBIC::Manual::FAQ (under "How do I override a run time method")?