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Class::Scaffold::ConstantImporter - Import environment constants as simple functions
version 1.102280
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This software is copyright (c) 2008 by Marcel Gruenauer.
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use 5.008; use warnings; use strict; package Class::Scaffold::ConstantImporter; BEGIN { $Class::Scaffold::ConstantImporter::VERSION = '1.102280'; } # ABSTRACT: Import environment constants as simple functions use Devel::Caller qw(caller_args); sub import { shift; # we don't need the package name my $callpkg = caller(0); no strict 'refs'; # For each requested symbol, install a proxy sub into the caller's # namespace. When invoked, it will get the caller's $self and retrieve the # symbol's value from the caller's delegate. It will then replace itself # with a sub that just returns that value. # # The value is cached so that if the same constant is imported in # different packages we still only make one call to the delegate. # # That way the symbol can be used without the $self->delegate->... part. # You have to make sure that when the symbol is first used, you do it from # within a method whose $self has access to the delegate. # # The delegate is cached so that later this mechanism can be used even # from within subs that don't have access to the delegate. our %cache; for my $symbol (@_) { *{"${callpkg}::${symbol}"} = sub { unless (exists $cache{$symbol}) { my $caller_self = (caller_args(1))[0]; our $delegate ||= $caller_self->delegate; $cache{$symbol} = $delegate->$symbol; } no warnings 'redefine'; *{"${callpkg}::${symbol}"} = sub { $cache{$symbol} }; $cache{$symbol}; }; } } 1; __END__