07-22-2014
Thank you Chacko193 for your efforts. I understood it completely. I always felt there is some catch in it which I was missing. Thanks again.
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class::mixinfactory::next
MixinFactory::NEXT(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation MixinFactory::NEXT(3pm)
NAME
Class::MixinFactory::NEXT - Superclass method redispatch for mixins
SYNOPSIS
use Class::MixinFactory::NEXT;
package My::BaseClass;
sub foo { return "Foo Bar" }
package My::Logging;
sub foo { warn "Calling foo"; (shift)->NEXT('foo', @_) }
package My::MixedClass;
@ISA = ( 'My::Logging', 'My::BaseClass', 'Class::MixinFactory::NEXT'; );
package main;
print My::MixedClass->foo();
DESCRIPTION
Enhanced superclass method dispatch for use inside mixin class methods. Allows mixin classes to redispatch to other classes in the
inheritance tree without themselves inheriting from anything.
Public Methods
This package defines one method, named NEXT.
$callee->NEXT( $method, @args );
Searches the inheritance tree of the callee until it finds the package from which NEXT is being called, and then continues searching until
the next class which can perform the named method.
Unlike SUPER, this method will backtrack down the inheritance tree to find implementations later in the search path even if they are on a
separate branch.
SEE ALSO
This class is automatically included by Class::MixinFactory.
This is similar to the functionality provided by NEXT::ACTUAL, but without using AUTOLOAD; for a more generalized approach to this issue
see NEXT.
For distribution, installation, support, copyright and license information, see Class::MixinFactory::ReadMe.
perl v5.10.1 2009-12-10 MixinFactory::NEXT(3pm)