Bug #70962 for MooseX-Singleton:

Wed Sep 14 08:41:23 2011 randomcoder1 [...] gmail.com - Ticket created

I've a singleton class S which I'm using inside of class A. I just instantiate S inside class A. It's not a member or something. I just do my $util = S->new; I'm aware of the fact that my is declaring it to the current scope. I'm class A to class B. I wish that the documentation specified a best-practice or a way to have access to class S within class B. -- Your bugs , they are afraid of me.

Wed Sep 14 08:41:51 2011 randomcoder1 [...] gmail.com - Correspondence added

I guess I could re-instantiate it in class B but.. I'm not sure if this is a good way to do it. On Wed Sep 14 08:41:23 2011, WSDOOKADR wrote: Show quoted text

> I've a singleton class S which I'm using inside of class A. > I just instantiate S inside class A. It's not a member or something. > I just do my $util = S->new; I'm aware of the fact that my is > declaring it to the current scope. > I'm class A to class B. > I wish that the documentation specified a best-practice or a way to

have Show quoted text

> access to class S within class B.

-- Your bugs , they are afraid of me.

Wed Sep 14 08:41:52 2011 randomcoder1 [...] gmail.com - Status changed from 'new' to 'open'

Wed Sep 14 08:43:44 2011 randomcoder1 [...] gmail.com - Correspondence added

Subject:

a way to have the singleton inside an inherited class

On Wed Sep 14 08:41:23 2011, WSDOOKADR wrote: Show quoted text

> I've a singleton class S which I'm using inside of class A. > I just instantiate S inside class A. It's not a member or something. > I just do my $util = S->new; I'm aware of the fact that my is > declaring it to the current scope. > I'm class A to class B.

I mean I extend B from class A. Show quoted text

> I wish that the documentation specified a best-practice or a way to

have Show quoted text

> access to class S within class B.

-- Your bugs , they are afraid of me.