| Subject: | Why would you pass an argument to a builder? |
Moose::Cookbook::Recipe9 talks about builder methods and says...
Also, as a bonus, we'll pass @_ through, so subclasses can
override the method to pass additional options to the constructor.
No example of why you'd do this is given, and it might imply to users
that Moose will do something with it.
It should be clarified with a common use case and moved into its own
section to avoid muddling the subclassing discussion. If there is no
common use case, it should be removed to avoid muddling the recipe.
I guess to start... is there a good, common use case worth putting in
the recipe?