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There is no intrinsic reason why we cannot use the autoloader to load methods on their first use, just as we can load subroutines on their first use in ordinary non object-oriented packages; both the SelfLoader and AutoLoader modules, covered in 10, will work just as well with methods as they do with subroutines. Before choosing this route, however, be aware that the autoloading routine should manage its return value carefully to allow an object class to cooperate in multiple inheritance scenarios (that is, in situations where we actually want to decline a method call and allow another class to handle it). Typically, a method autoloader is useful for accessor or mutator methods when we do not want to define them all at once (or indeed at all, unless we have to). Fortunately, Perl searches for methods in parent classes before it resorts to the autoloader; otherwise, this technique would be impractical. As an example of how we can adapt a class to use autoloading, here is a generic accessor/ mutator method and the first two of a long line of specific methods that use it, borrowed from an edition of the Game::Card object class. sub _property { my ($self, $attr, $value) = @_; if (defined $value) { my $oldv = $self->{$attr}; $self->{$attr} = $value;

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my $object = new Autoloading; $object->name('Styglian Enumerator'); $object->number('say 6'); print $object->name, " counts ", $object->number, "\n"; The output should be Styglian Enumerator counts say 6 This class is, in essence, very similar to examples we covered using the discussion on autoloading in 10, only now we are in an object-oriented context Because of that, we have to take an additional step and suppress the call to DESTROY that Perl will make when an object falls out of scope Otherwise, if this class is inherited by a subclass that defines no DESTROY method of its own, we end up creating an attribute called DESTROY on the object (shortly before it becomes recycled) In this case, it would not have done any harm, but it is wasteful.

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