Version 0.01

Simply put get and set blocks at the end of your lvalue sub. Please note, no comma or semicolon between statements are allowed (in case of semicolon only last statement will be take an action)

	use lvalue;

	sub mysub : lvalue {
		get {
			return 'result for get';
		}
		set {
			my $set_value = shift;
			# ...
		}
	}

	mysub() = 'test'; # will invoke set block with argument 'test';
	print mysub(); # will invoke get block without arguments. result will be returned to print;

	sub readonly : lvalue {
		get {
			return 'readonly value';
		}
	}

	print readonly();  # ok
	readonly = 'test'; # fails

	sub writeonly : lvalue {
		set {
			my $set_value = shift;
			# ...
		}
	}

	writeonly = 'test'; # ok
	print writeonly();  # fails

There are 2 export functions: set and get. If you don't want to use export, you may use full names

	sub mysub : lvalue {
		lvalue::get {
			return 'something';
		}
		lvalue::set {
			my $set_value = shift;
		}
	}

invoked with argument from right side

invoked without arguments. the returned value passed out

Mons Anderson, <mons@cpan.org>

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Copyright 2009 Mons Anderson.

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