| Subject: | Loading oose in -e doesn't seem worth the trouble. |
$ perl -Ilib t/02_02_DashE_w_nextgen.t
1..2
Indirect call of method "{" on object "Moose" at
t/02_02_DashE_w_nextgen.t line 6.
# Looks like your test exited with 255 before it could output anything.
This is presumably because of the Filter::Simple call adding "use oose;
\n use nextgen;" to the top of the program. This doesn't make any sense.
* You're not likely to be writing Moose classes in a one liner.
* It violates the "Moose won't load in package main" rule.
* It introduces all the fun instability of a source filter.
* on top of a source filter
* Since you can't declare a package, it defeats the point of oose.
The only utility I see is so that people can have an empty "Class" ready
to go. This is a narrow use case, but it effects all one liners using
nextgen slowing them down and adding instability. All to save writing
-Moose.
If nextgen is intended as a general purpose "improved Perl" module, I
would recommend dropping it.