Acme - The Base of Perfection

    use Acme;
    print "Acme!" if acme->is_acme and acme->is_perfect;

or:

    print "Acme!" if MyModule->is_acme;
    print "Acme!" if MyModule->is_perfect;
    print "Acme!" if MyModule->is_the_highest_point_or_stage;
    print "Acme!" 
      if MyModule->is_one_that_represents_perfection_of_the_thing_expressed;
    print "Acme!" if MyModule->is_the_bizzity_bomb;
    print "Acme!" if MyModule->is_teh_shiznit;

    print "Not!" unless YourModule->is_acme;

    package MyModule;
    use Acme '-base';

Acme.pm is a base class for perfect modules. A subclass of this module is_acme by definition!

In other words, if you use Acme as the base, your class will be the summit.

Acme is a subclass of Spiffy.pm. As a bonus, your perfect classes will be spiffy as well.

Acme also exports a function called acme that returns a new Acme object. (which is_perfect).

The dictionary defines 'Spiffy':

Said of programs having a pretty, clever, or exceptionally well-designed interface.

How perfect!

This module is_perfect.

Ingy döt Net <ingy@cpan.org>

Copyright (c) 2006, 2011. Ingy döt Net. Copyright (c) 2004, 2005. Brian Ingerson.

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