Revision history for Class-Std
0.0.1 Mon Feb 7 08:50:48 2005
Initial release.
0.0.2 Wed May 25 22:29:20 2005
- Full documentation
- First public release
0.0.3 Sun Aug 7 04:17:42 2005
- Removed t/lazy.t
- Fixed bug in initializing attributes with false values
(thanks chromatic!)
- Fixed bugs in CUMULATIVE methods (thanks Dan!)
- Added much better handling of defaults (thanks Dan!)
- Added :RESTRICTED and :PRIVATE methods (thanks for the idea Paul)
- Patched coercions to allow them to act polymorphically (thanks Andrew!)
0.0.4 Sun Aug 7 04:19:22 2005
No changes logged
0.0.7 Fri Feb 17 15:46:36 2006
- Fixed raw << and >> in regex, which were causing problems (thanks Steve)
- Changed generation of overloaded operators to work around limitations
of string eval in 5.6.0 and 5.8.0 (thanks James and Steve and Peter)
- Fixed subtle bug in :default('val') parsing (thanks Kiffin)
- Added :name<foo>, which is equivalent to all three of
:get<foo> :set<foo> :init_arg<foo> (thanks Ben)
- Added START blocks (thanks Ben)
- Fixed UNIVERSAL::can method to handle bizarre edge cases (thanks LMEYER)
- Fixed MODIFYXATTRIBUTE to fallback on any attribute handler in the
new class (which must be defined before using Class::Std)
- Fixed AUTOMETHOD : RESTRICTED
- Fixed numerous doc nits
- Documented limitations in :ATTR syntax and threaded operation
- Documented alternative modules
- Added Class::Std::initialize() and ctor mods to work around CHECK block
problems in mod_perl and run-time loading.
0.0.8 Mon Feb 20 07:04:13 2006
- Removed spurious use of Smart::Comments (thanks Patrick)
0.0.9 Mon Mar 24 20:05:46 CDT 2008
(git repo a69ea855db33a400499d0b9ddf7cc355a5203efb)
- Added 'how can I help' POD
- Applied Andreas 'ac0v' Specht patches for rt 30833
0.010 Wed Dec 23 16:09:10 2009
- Removed git repository information (thanks for all the work, Dan)
- Fixed incompatibility with Perl 5.11+ label constraints
(thanks Andreas)
0.011 Thu Dec 24 14:06:53 2009
- Update to remove weird files in previous release
- Remove unneeded dependency on version.pm