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This is very misleading. You can use @_ however you like, there’s no requirement to use shift all the time in the constructor. It’s also odd to declare variables only in the accessors. Weird.
Thanks, that was helpful… It’s so weird compared to C++-like languages though.
Why dont you just use Moose?
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