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Find command and use of wildcards
Post 302930812 by MadeInGermany on Wednesday 7th of January 2015 12:55:09 PM
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There really aren't any major user serviceable parts here. However the typical use case is adding new non-Moose classes to the type registry for serialization. Here is an example of this for DateTime objects. This assumes a "DateTime" type has been registered. MooseX::Storage::Engine->add_custom_type_handler( 'DateTime' => ( expand => sub { DateTime->new(shift) }, collapse => sub { (shift)->iso8601 }, ) ); METHODS
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