Frost::Meta::Attribute - Sweets for my sweet, sugar for my honey

Locum  Twilight  Cemetery  Illuminator
   Feature                                             Access (default)

   transient   X      -         -         -            r/w   (ro)
   virtual     -      X         -         -            r/w   (ro)
   derived     -      X         -         -            ro    (ro)
   index       -      X         X         X            r/w   (--)
   (none)      -      X         X         -            r/w   (--)

   Attr "id"   X      X         X         -            ro    (ro)

   A transient attribute lives at run-time and is "local":
   It becomes undef, when the Locum object goes out of scope,
   and it is not stored.

   A virtual attribute lives at run-time and is "global":
   It is still present, when the Locum object goes out of scope,
   but it is not stored.

   The definition

      has deri_att => ( derived => 1, isa => 'Str' );

   is a shortcut for:

      has deri_att => ( virtual => 1, isa => 'Str', is => 'ro', lazy_build => 1 );

   which becomes:

      has deri_att =>
      (
         virtual   => 1,
         is        => 'ro',
         isa       => 'Str',
         lazy      => 1,                   # lazy_build...
         builder   => '_build_deri_att',	 #
         clearer   => 'clear_deri_att',	 #
         predicate => 'has_deri_att',		 #
      );

No documentation yet...

No user maintainable parts inside ;-)

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Ernesto ernesto@dienstleistung-kultur.de

Copyright (C) 2010 by Dienstleistung Kultur Ltd. & Co. KG

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