File Coverage

blib/lib/Class/AutoClass.pm

Criterion	Covered	Total	%
statement	452	484	93.3
branch	146	182	80.2
condition	51	112	45.5
subroutine	71	72	98.6
pod	5	29	17.2
total	725	879	82.4

package Class::AutoClass;
our $VERSION = '1.56_04';
$VERSION=eval $VERSION;         # I think this is the accepted idiom..

use strict;
use Carp;
use Storable qw(dclone);
use Hash::AutoHash::Args qw(fix_keyword fix_keywords);
use Class::AutoClass::Root;
use base qw(Class::AutoClass::Root);

use vars qw($AUTOCLASS $AUTODB %CACHE @EXPORT);
$AUTOCLASS = __PACKAGE__;

sub new {
  # NG 09-11-07: when called 'from below' via SUPER::new, respect existing object
  my ( $self_or_class, @args ) = @_;
  my $class = ( ref $self_or_class ) || $self_or_class;
  # NG 06-02-03: 1st attempt to call declare at runtime if not declared at compile-time
  # declare($class) unless $class->DECLARED;
  # NG 06-02-03: 2nd attempt to declare at runtime if not declared at compile-time
  #              include $case and flag to indicate this is runtime
  declare($class,CASE($class),'runtime') unless $class->DECLARED;

  my $classes = $class->ANCESTORS || [];    # NG 04-12-03. In case declare not called
  my $can_new = $class->CAN_NEW;
  if ( !@$classes ) {    # compute on the fly for backwards compatibility
  # enumerate internal super-classes and find a class to create object
    ( $classes, $can_new ) = _enumerate($class);
  }
  # NG 09-11-07: when called 'from below' via SUPER::new, respect existing object
  my $self;
  if (ref $self_or_class) {
    $self=$self_or_class;
  } else {
    $self = $can_new ? $can_new->new(@args) : {};
    bless $self, $class;    # Rebless what comes from new just in case
  }
  my $args     = new Hash::AutoHash::Args(@args);
  # NG 09-03-19: put defaults processing under 'if' since rarely used
  #              minor efficiency gain (avoids creation of empty Args object)
  if ($args->defaults) {
    my $defaults = new Hash::AutoHash::Args( $args->defaults );
    # set arg defaults into args
    while ( my ( $keyword, $value ) = each %$defaults ) {
      $args->{$keyword} = $value unless exists $args->{$keyword};
    }}

################################################################################
# NG 05-12-08: initialization strategy changed. instead of init'ing class by class
#              down the hierarchy, it's now done all at once.
 $self->_init($class,$args);	# init attributes from args and defaults

# $defaults=new Hash::AutoHash::Args; # NG 05-12-07: reset $defaults.
#				       # will accumulate instance defaults during initialization
# my $default2code={};

 for my $class (@$classes) {
   my $init_self = $class->can('_init_self');
   $self->$init_self( $class, $args ) if $init_self;
   # NG 10-08-22: moved test for OVERRIDE to here to fix bug in which subsequent
   #              calls to _init_self continue to operate on original $self !
   $self=$self->{__OVERRIDE__} if $self->{__OVERRIDE__};
   #  $self->_init( $class, $args, $defaults, $default2code );
 }
################################################################################

   if($self->{__NULLIFY__}) {
   	return undef;
    # NG 10-08-22: moved test for OVERRIDE to here to fix bug in which subsequent
    #              calls to _init_self continue to operate on original $self !
    # } elsif ($self->{__OVERRIDE__}) { # override self with the passed object
    #    $self=$self->{__OVERRIDE__};
    #    return $self;
      } else {
     return $self;
   }
}

################################################################################
# NG 05-12-08: initialization strategy changed. instead of init'ing class by class
#              down the hierarchy, it's now done all at once.
sub _init {
  my($self,$class,$args)=@_;
  my @attributes=ATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE($class);
  my $defaults=DEFAULTS_RECURSIVE($class); # Args object
  my %fixed_attributes=FIXED_ATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE($class);
  my %synonyms=SYNONYMS_RECURSIVE($class);
  my %reverse=SYNONYMS_REVERSE($class);    # reverse of SYNONYMS_RECURSIVE
  my %cattributes=CATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE($class);
  my @cattributes=keys %cattributes;
  my %iattributes=IATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE($class);
  my @iattributes=keys %iattributes;
  for my $func (@cattributes) {	# class attributes
    my $fixed_func=$fixed_attributes{$func};
    next unless exists $args->{$fixed_func};
#     no strict 'refs';
#     next unless ref $self eq $class;
    $class->$func($args->{$fixed_func});
  }
  # NG 08-03-21: moved default processing to separate loop before arg processing to fix bug.
  #              Bug: if attribute early in @iattributes sets attribute that comes later,
  #              and later attribute has default, default clobbers value previously set!!
  for my $fixed_func (keys %$defaults) {
    # NG 09-04-22: skip class attributes. defaults should only be set at declare-time
    next if $cattributes{$fixed_func};

    # because of synonyms, this is more complicated than it might appear.
    # there are 4 cases: consider syn=>real
    # 1) args sets syn,  defaults sets syn
    # 2) args sets real, defaults sets syn
    # 3) args sets syn,  defaults sets real
    # 4) args sets real, defaults sets real
    next if exists $args->{$fixed_func}; # handles cases 1,4 plus case of not synonym
    my $real=$synonyms{$fixed_func};
    next if $real && exists $args->{$fixed_attributes{$real}}; # case 2
    my $syn_list=$reverse{$fixed_func};
    next if $syn_list &&
      grep {exists $args->{$fixed_attributes{$_}}} @$syn_list; # case 3
    # okay to set default!!
    my $value=$defaults->{$fixed_func};
    # NG 10-01-06: allow CODE and GLOB defaults. dclone can't copy these...
    #              deep copy other refs so each instance has own copy
    my $copy;
    if (ref $value) {
      $copy=eval{dclone($value)};
      $value=$copy unless $@;	# use $copy unless dclone failed
    }
    # $value=ref $value? dclone($value): $value;
    $self->$fixed_func($value);
  }

  for my $func (@iattributes) {	# instance attributes
    my $fixed_func=$fixed_attributes{$func};
    if (exists $args->{$fixed_func}) {
      $self->$func( $args->{$fixed_func} );
#     } elsif (exists $defaults->{$fixed_func}) {
#       # because of synonyms, this is more complicated than it might appear.
#       # there are 4 cases: consider syn=>real
#       # 1) args sets syn,  defaults sets syn
#       # 2) args sets real, defaults sets syn
#       # 3) args sets syn,  defaults sets real
#       # 4) args sets real, defaults sets real
#       next if exists $args->{$fixed_func}; # handles cases 1,4 plus case of not synonym
#       my $real=$synonyms{$func};
#       next if $real && exists $args->{$fixed_attributes{$real}}; # case 2
#       my $syn_list=$reverse{$func};
#       next if $syn_list &&
# 	grep {exists $args->{$fixed_attributes{$_}}} @$syn_list; # case 3
#       # okay to set default!!
#       my $value=$defaults->{$fixed_func};
#       $value=ref $value? dclone($value): $value; # deep copy refs so each instance has own copy
#       $self->$func($value);
    }
  }
}

########################################

#sub _init {
# my ( $self, $class, $args, $defaults, $default2code ) = @_;
# my %synonyms = SYNONYMS($class);
# my $attributes = ATTRIBUTES($class);
# # only object methods here
# $self->set_instance_defaults( $args, $defaults, $default2code, $class );       # NG 05-12-07
# $self->set_attributes( $attributes, $args, $defaults, $default2code, $class ); # NG 05-12-07
# my $init_self = $class->can('_init_self');
# $self->$init_self( $class, $args ) if $init_self;
#}

sub set {
 my $self = shift;
 my $args = new Hash::AutoHash::Args(@_);
 while ( my ( $key, $value ) = each %$args ) {
  my $func = $self->can($key);
  $self->$func($value) if $func;
 }
}

sub get {
 my $self = shift;
 my @keys = fix_keyword(@_);
 my @results;
 for my $key (@keys) {
  my $func = $self->can($key);
  my $result = $func ? $self->$func() : undef;
  push( @results, $result );
 }
 wantarray ? @results : $results[0];
}

########################################
# NG 05-12-09: changed to always call method. previous version just stored
#              value for class attributes.
# note: this is user level method -- not just internal!!!
sub set_attributes {
  my ( $self, $attributes, $args ) = @_;
  my $class=ref $self;
  $self->throw('Atrribute list must be an array ref') unless ref $attributes eq 'ARRAY';
  # NG 09-03-19: fix_keywords now handled by Args tied hash
  # my @attributes=fix_keyword(@$attributes);
  for my $func (@$attributes) {
    next unless exists $args->{$func} && $class->can($func);
    $self->$func( $args->{$func} );
  }
}

 ## NG 05-12-07: process defaults.  $defaults contains defaults seen so far in the
# #  recursive initialization process that are NOT in $args. As we descend, also
# #  have to check synonyms:
# @keywords=$class->ATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE;
# for my $func (@keywords) {
#   next unless exists $defaults->{$func};
#   my $code=$class->can($func);
#   next if $default2code->{$func} == $code;
#   $self->$func($defaults->{$func});
#   $default2code->{$func}=$code;
# }
## for my $func (keys %$defaults) {
##   next if !$class->can($func);
##   $self->$func($defaults->{$func});
##   delete $defaults->{$func};
## }
#}

## sets default attributes on a newly created instance
## NG 05-12-07: changed to accumulate defaults in $defaults.  setting done in set_attributes.
##              previous version set values directly into object HASH.  this is wrong, since
##              it skips the important step of running the attribute's 'set' method.
#sub set_instance_defaults {
# my ( $self, $args, $defaults, $default2code, $class ) = @_;
# my %class_funcs;
# my $class_defaults = DEFAULTS($class);
# map { $class_funcs{$_}++ } CLASS_ATTRIBUTES($class);
# while ( my ( $key, $value ) = each %$class_defaults ) {
#   next if exists $class_funcs{$key} || exists $args->{$key};
#   $defaults->{$key} = ref $value? dclone($value): $value; # deep copy refs;
#   delete $default2code->{$key};	# NG 05-12-07: so new default will be set
# }
#}

########################################
# NG 05-12-09: rewrote to use CATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE. also changed to always call
#              method. previous version just stored values
# sets class defaults at "declare time"
sub set_class_defaults {
 my ( $class ) = @_;
 my $defaults = DEFAULTS_RECURSIVE($class); # Args object
 my %fixed_attributes=FIXED_ATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE($class);
 my %cattributes=CATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE($class);
 my @cattributes=keys %cattributes;
 for my $func (@cattributes) {	# class attributes
   my $fixed_func=$fixed_attributes{$func};
   next unless exists $defaults->{$fixed_func};
   my $value=$defaults->{$fixed_func};
   # NG 06-02-03. vcassen observed that dclone not needed here since there
   #               can only be one copy of each class attribute
#   $value=ref $value? dclone($value): $value; # deep copy refs so each instance has own copy
   $class->$func($value);
 }
}
########################################
# NG 09-11-12: removed this sub, since it pollutes namespace unreasonably
#               also changed all uses, of course. here and in AutoDB
# sub class { ref $_[0]; }

sub ISA {
 my ($class) = @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 @{ $class . '::ISA' };
}

sub AUTO_ATTRIBUTES {
 my ($class) = @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 @{ $class . '::AUTO_ATTRIBUTES' };
}

sub OTHER_ATTRIBUTES {
 my ($class) = @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 @{ $class . '::OTHER_ATTRIBUTES' };
}

sub CLASS_ATTRIBUTES {
 my ($class) = @_;
 no strict 'refs';
 no warnings;                             # supress unitialized var warning
 @{ $class . '::CLASS_ATTRIBUTES' };
}

sub SYNONYMS {
 my ($class) = @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 %{ $class . '::SYNONYMS' };
}
sub SYNONYMS_RECURSIVE {
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 my %synonyms;
 if (@_) {
   %synonyms=%{ $class . '::SYNONYMS_RECURSIVE' } = @_;
   my %reverse;
   while(my($syn,$real)=each %synonyms) {
     my $list=$reverse{$real} || ($reverse{$real}=[]);
     push(@$list,$syn);
   }
   SYNONYMS_REVERSE($class, %reverse);
 } else {
   %synonyms=%{ $class . '::SYNONYMS_RECURSIVE' };
 }
 wantarray? %synonyms: \%synonyms;
}
sub SYNONYMS_REVERSE {		# reverse of SYNONYMS_RECURSIVE. used to set instance defaults
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 my %synonyms=@_ ? %{ $class . '::SYNONYMS_REVERSE' } = @_:
   %{ $class . '::SYNONYMS_REVERSE' };
 wantarray? %synonyms: \%synonyms;
}
# ATTRIBUTES -- all attributes
sub ATTRIBUTES {
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 my @attributes=@_ ? @{ $class . '::ATTRIBUTES' } = @_ : @{ $class . '::ATTRIBUTES' };
 wantarray? @attributes: \@attributes;
}
sub ATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE {
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 sub _uniq {my %h; @h{@_}=@_; values %h;}
 my @attributes=@_ ? @{ $class . '::ATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE' } = _uniq(@_):
   @{ $class . '::ATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE' };
 wantarray? @attributes: \@attributes;
}
# maps attributes to fixed (ie, de-cased) attributes. use when initializing attributes
# to args or defaults
sub FIXED_ATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE {
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 my %attributes=@_ ? %{ $class . '::FIXED_ATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE' } = @_:
   %{ $class . '::FIXED_ATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE' };
 wantarray? %attributes: \%attributes;
}
# IATTRIBUTES -- instance attributes -- hash
sub IATTRIBUTES {
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 my %attributes=@_ ? %{ $class . '::IATTRIBUTES' } = @_ : %{ $class . '::IATTRIBUTES' };
 wantarray? %attributes: \%attributes;
}
sub IATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE {
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 my %attributes=@_ ? %{ $class . '::IATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE' } = @_:
   %{ $class . '::IATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE' };
 wantarray? %attributes: \%attributes;
}
# CATTRIBUTES -- class attributes -- hash

# NG 05-12-08: commented out. DEFAULTS_ARGS renamed to DEFAULTS
#sub DEFAULTS {
# my ($class) = @_;
# $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
# no strict 'refs';
# %{ $class . '::DEFAULTS' };
#}
sub CATTRIBUTES {
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 my %attributes=@_ ? %{ $class . '::CATTRIBUTES' } = @_ : %{ $class . '::CATTRIBUTES' };
 wantarray? %attributes: \%attributes;
}
sub CATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE {
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 my %attributes=@_ ? %{ $class . '::CATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE' } = @_:
   %{ $class . '::CATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE' };
 wantarray? %attributes: \%attributes;
}
# NG 05-12-08: DEFAULTS_ARGS renamed to DEFAULTS.
#              incorporates logic to convert %DEFAULTS to Args object
sub DEFAULTS {
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 ${ $class . '::DEFAULTS_ARGS' } or
  ${ $class . '::DEFAULTS_ARGS' } = new Hash::AutoHash::Args(%{ $class . '::DEFAULTS' }); # convert DEFAULTS hash into AutoArgs
}
sub DEFAULTS_RECURSIVE {
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 my $defaults=@_ ? ${ $class . '::DEFAULTS_RECURSIVE' } = $_[0]:
   ${ $class . '::DEFAULTS_RECURSIVE' };
wantarray? %$defaults: $defaults;
}
# NG 06-03-14: Used to save $case from compile-time declare for use by run-time declare
sub CASE {
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 my $case=@_ ? $ { $class . '::CASE' } = $_[0] : $ { $class . '::CASE' };
 $case;
}
sub AUTODB {
 my ($class) = @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 %{ $class . '::AUTODB' };
}

sub ANCESTORS {
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 @_ ? ${ $class . '::ANCESTORS' } = $_[0] : ${ $class . '::ANCESTORS' };
}

sub CAN_NEW {
 my $class = shift @_;
 $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
 no strict 'refs';
 @_ ? ${ $class . '::CAN_NEW' } = $_[0] : ${ $class . '::CAN_NEW' };
}

sub FORCE_NEW {
  my $class = shift @_;
  $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
  no strict 'refs';
  ${ $class . '::FORCE_NEW' };
}
sub DECLARED {			# set to 1 by declare. tested in new
  my $class = shift @_;
  $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
  no strict 'refs';
  @_ ? ${ $class . '::DECLARED' } = $_[0] : ${ $class . '::DECLARED' };
}
sub AUTOCLASS_DEFERRED_DECLARE {
  my $class = shift @_;
  $class = (ref $class) || $class;    # get class if called as object method
  no strict 'refs';
  ${ $class . '::AUTOCLASS_DEFERRED_DECLARE' }{$_[0]}=$_[0] if @_;
#  push(@{ $class . '::AUTOCLASS_DEFERRED_DECLARE' }, @_) if @_;
#  @{ $class . '::AUTOCLASS_DEFERRED_DECLARE' };
  keys %{ $class . '::AUTOCLASS_DEFERRED_DECLARE' };
}
sub declare {
 my ( $class, $case, $is_runtime ) = @_;
 $class or $class=caller;	# NG 09-11-02: make $class optional

 # NG 06-03-18: improved code to recognize that user can set $CASE in module
 #              this is first step toward deprecating this parameter
 if (defined $case) {
    CASE($class,$case);		# save $case for run-time
  } else {
    $case=CASE($class);		# else, set $case from $CASE
  }
 ########################################
 # NG 05-12-08,09: added code to compute RECURSIVE values, IATTRIBUTES, CATTRIBUTES
 my @attributes_recursive;
 my %iattributes_recursive;
 my %cattributes_recursive;
 my %synonyms_recursive;
 my $defaults_recursive;
 # get info from superclasses.  recursively, this includes all ancestors
 # NG 06-03-14: split loop to get all supers that are AutoClasses
 #              and make sure they are declared. If any not declared,
 #              have to defer this declaration to run-time
 my $defer;
 for my $super (ISA($class)) {
   next if $super eq 'Class::AutoClass';
   ####################
   # NG 05-12-09: added check for super classes not yet used
   # Caution: this all works fine if people follow the Perl convention of
   #  placing module Foo in file Foo.pm.  Else, there's no easy way to
   #  translate a classname into a string that can be 'used'
   # The test 'unless %{$class.'::'}' cause the 'use' to be skipped if
   #  the class is already loaded.  This should reduce the opportunities
   #  for messing up the class-to-file translation.
   # Note that %{$super.'::'} is the symbol table for the class

   # NG 09-01-14: fixed dumb ass bug: the eval "use..." below is, of course, not run
   #   if the class is already loaded.  This means that the value of $@ is not reset
   #   by the eval.  So, if it had a true value before the eval, it will have the
   #   same value afterwards causing the error code to be run!
   #   FIX: changed "use" to "require" (which returns true on success) and use the
   #   return value to control whether error code run
   { no strict 'refs';
     unless (%{$super.'::'}) {
       eval "require $super" or
	 confess "'use $super' failed while declaring class $class. Note that class $super is listed in \@ISA for class $class, but is not explicitly used in the code.  We suggest, as a matter of coding style, that classes listed in \@ISA be explicitly used";
     }}
#   next unless UNIVERSAL::isa($super,'Class::AutoClass');
   # NG 06-03-14: handle different cases of $super being declared
   #              at runtime, okay to declare $super now since entire module
   #              has been parsed.
   #              at compile time, there is no guarantee that AutoClass variables
   #              have yet been parsed. so, we defer declaration of current class
   #              until $super is declared. CAUTION: this writes into $super's
   #              namespace which is rude if $super is not an AutoClass class !!!
   if (!DECLARED($super)) {
     if ($is_runtime) {
       if (UNIVERSAL::isa($super,'Class::AutoClass')) {
	 declare($super,CASE($class),$is_runtime);
       } else {			# not AutoClass class, so just call it declared
	 DECLARED($class,1);
       }
     } else {
       AUTOCLASS_DEFERRED_DECLARE($super,$class); # push class onto super's deferred list
       $defer=1;		# causes return before loop that does the work
     }
   }
 }
 # NG 06-03-14: AutoDB registration must be done at compile-time. if this code get
 #              moved later, remember that hacking of @ISA has to happen before class
 #              hierarchy enumerated
 my %autodb     = AUTODB($class);
 if (%autodb) {
  no strict 'refs';
  # add AutoDB::Object to @ISA if necessary
  unless ( grep /^Class::AutoDB::Object/, @{ $class . '::ISA' } ) {
    unshift @{ $class . '::ISA' }, 'Class::AutoDB::Object';
    # NG 10-09-16: I thought it work work to push Object onto end of @ISA instead of
    #              unshifting it onto front to reduce impact of namespace pollution.
    #              It does that okay, but introduces a new bug: oid generation and
    #              all that is doen by Serialize which is a base class of Object. In
    #              old implementation, that happened early; in new implementation, it
    #              happens late.  Screws up a lot of things.:(
    #              Back to the dawing boards...
    # push @{ $class . '::ISA' }, 'Class::AutoDB::Object';
  }
  require 'Class/AutoDB/Object.pm';
  require 'Class/AutoDB.pm';    # AutoDB.pm is needed for calling auto_register
 }
 # NG 05-12-02: auto-register subclasses which do not set %AUTODB
 # if (%autodb) {               # register after setting ANCESTORS
 if (UNIVERSAL::isa($class,'Class::AutoDB::Object')) {
   require 'Class/AutoDB.pm';    # AutoDB.pm is needed for calling auto_register
   # NG 09-12-04: handle %AUTODB=0. (any single false value)
   #              explicitly handle %AUTODB=1. previous version worked 'by luck' :)
   confess "Illegal form of \%AUTODB. \%AUTODB= reserved for future use"
     if (scalar(keys %autodb)==1) && !(keys %autodb)[0];
   delete $autodb{1};		# delete '1=>anything' if it exists
   my $args = Hash::AutoHash::Args->new( %autodb, -class => $class );
  Class::AutoDB::auto_register($args);
 }

 return if $defer;
 # NG 06-03-14: this part of the loop does the work
 for my $super (ISA($class)) {
   next if $super eq 'Class::AutoClass' || !UNIVERSAL::isa($super,'Class::AutoClass');
   push(@attributes_recursive,ATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE($super));
   my %h;
   %h=IATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE($super);
   @iattributes_recursive{keys %h}=values %h;
   undef %h;
   %h=CATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE($super);
   @cattributes_recursive{keys %h}=values %h;
   undef %h;
   %h=SYNONYMS_RECURSIVE($super);
   @synonyms_recursive{keys %h}=values %h;
   my $d=DEFAULTS_RECURSIVE($super);
   @$defaults_recursive{keys %$d}=values %$d;
 }

 # add info from self. do this after parents so our defaults, synonyms override parents
 # for IATTRIBUTES, don't add in any that are already defined, since this just creates
 #  redundant methods
 my %synonyms   = SYNONYMS($class);
 my %iattributes;
 my %cattributes;
 # init cattributes to declared CLASS_ATTRIBUTES
 map {$cattributes{$_}=$class} CLASS_ATTRIBUTES($class);
 # iattributes = all attributes that are not cattributes
 map {$iattributes{$_}=$class unless $iattributes_recursive{$_} || $cattributes{$_}}
   (AUTO_ATTRIBUTES($class),OTHER_ATTRIBUTES($class));
 # add in synonyms
 while(my($syn,$real)=each %synonyms) {
   confess "Inconsistent declaration for attribute $syn: both synonym and real attribute"
     if $cattributes{$syn} && $iattributes{$syn};
   $cattributes{$syn}=$class if $cattributes{$real} || $cattributes_recursive{$real};
   $iattributes{$syn}=$class if $iattributes{$real} || $iattributes_recursive{$real};
 }
 IATTRIBUTES($class,%iattributes);
 CATTRIBUTES($class,%cattributes);
 ATTRIBUTES($class,keys %iattributes,keys %cattributes);

 # store our attributes into recursives
 @iattributes_recursive{keys %iattributes}=values %iattributes;
 @cattributes_recursive{keys %cattributes}=values %cattributes;
 push(@attributes_recursive,keys %iattributes,keys %cattributes);
 # are all these declarations consistent?
 if (my @inconsistents=grep {exists $cattributes_recursive{$_}} keys %iattributes_recursive) {
   # inconsistent class vs. instance declarations
   my @errstr=("Inconsistent declarations for attribute(s) @inconsistents");
   map {
     push(@errstr,
	  "\tAttribute $_: declared instance attribute in $iattributes_recursive{$_}, class attribute in $cattributes_recursive{$_}");
   } @inconsistents;
   confess join("\n",@errstr);
 }
 # store our synonyms into recursive
 @synonyms_recursive{keys %synonyms}=values %synonyms;
 # store our defaults into recursive

 my $d=DEFAULTS($class);
 @$defaults_recursive{keys %$d}=values %$d;
 # store computed values into class
 ATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE($class,@attributes_recursive);
 IATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE($class,%iattributes_recursive);
 CATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE($class,%cattributes_recursive);
 SYNONYMS_RECURSIVE($class,%synonyms_recursive);
 DEFAULTS_RECURSIVE($class,$defaults_recursive);

 # note that attributes are case sensitive, while defaults and args are not.
 # (this may be a crock, but it's documented this way). to deal with this, we build
 # a map from de-cased attributes to attributes. really, the map takes use from
 # id's as fixed by Args to attributes as they exist here
 my %fixed_attributes;
 my @fixed_attributes=fix_keywords(@attributes_recursive);
 @fixed_attributes{@attributes_recursive}=@fixed_attributes;
 FIXED_ATTRIBUTES_RECURSIVE($class,%fixed_attributes);

 ########################################

 # enumerate internal super-classes and find an external class to create object

# NG 06-03-14: moved code for AutoDB registration higher.
# my %autodb     = AUTODB($class);
# if (%autodb) {    # hack ISA before setting ancestors
#  no strict 'refs';

#  # add AutoDB::Object to @ISA if necessary
#  unless ( grep /^Class::AutoDB::Object/, @{ $class . '::ISA' } ) {
#   unshift @{ $class . '::ISA' }, 'Class::AutoDB::Object';
#  }
#  require 'Class/AutoDB/Object.pm';
#  require 'Class/AutoDB.pm';    # AutoDB.pm is needed for calling auto_register
# }

 my ( $ancestors, $can_new ) = _enumerate($class);
 ANCESTORS( $class, $ancestors );
 CAN_NEW( $class, $can_new );

# DEFAULTS_ARGS( $class, new Hash::AutoHash::Args( DEFAULTS($class) ) ); # convert DEFAULTS hash into AutoArgs. NG 05-12-08: commented out since logic moved to DEFAULTS sub

# # NG 05-12-02: auto-register subclasses which do not set %AUTODB
# # if (%autodb) {               # register after setting ANCESTORS
# if (UNIVERSAL::isa($class,'Class::AutoDB::Object')) { # register after setting ANCESTORS
#   require 'Class/AutoDB.pm';    # AutoDB.pm is needed for calling auto_register
#   my $args = Hash::AutoHash::Args->new( %autodb, -class => $class ); # TODO - spec says %AUTODB=(1) should work
#  Class::AutoDB::auto_register($args);
# }

 ########################################
 # NG 05-12-09: changed loops to iterate separately over instance and class attributes.
 #              commented out code for AutoDB dispatch -- could never have run anyway
 #              since %keys never set.  also not longer compatible with new
 #              Registration format.
 # generate the methods

 my @auto_attributes=AUTO_ATTRIBUTES($class);
 undef %iattributes;
 %iattributes=IATTRIBUTES($class);
 my @iattributes=grep {$iattributes{$_} && !exists $synonyms{$_}} @auto_attributes;
 my @class_attributes=(@auto_attributes,CLASS_ATTRIBUTES($class));
 my @cattributes=grep {$cattributes{$_} && !exists $synonyms{$_}} @class_attributes;

 for my $func (@iattributes) {
  my $fixed_func = fix_keyword($func);
  my $sub = '*' . $class . '::' . $func . "=sub{\@_>1?
             \$_[0]->{\'$fixed_func\'}=\$_[1]:
             \$_[0]->{\'$fixed_func\'};}";
  eval $sub;
  }
 for my $func (@cattributes) {
  my $fixed_func = fix_keyword($func);
  my $sub = '*' . $class . '::' . $func . "=sub{\@_>1?
             \${$class\:\:$fixed_func\}=\$_[1]:
             \${$class\:\:$fixed_func\};}";
  eval $sub;
  }
# NG 05-12-08: commented out.  $args was never set anyway...  This renders moot the
#              'then' clause of the 'if' below.  I left it in just in case I have to
#              revert the change :)
# TODO: eliminate 'then' clause if not needed
#  if ( $args and $args->{keys} ) {
#   %keys = map { split } split /,/, $args->{keys};
#  }
#  if ( $keys{$func} ) {         # AutoDB dispatch
#   $sub = '*' . $class . '::' . $func . "=sub{\@_>1?
#        \$_[0] . '::AUTOLOAD'->{\'$fixed_func\'}=\$_[1]:
#        \$_[0] . '::AUTOLOAD'->{\'$fixed_func\'};}";
#  } else {
#   if ( exists $cattributes{$func} ) {
#    $sub = '*' . $class . '::' . $func . "=sub{\@_>1?
#              \${$class\:\:$fixed_func\}=\$_[1]:
#              \${$class\:\:$fixed_func\};}";
#   } else {
#    $sub = '*' . $class . '::' . $func . "=sub{\@_>1?
#             \$_[0]->{\'$fixed_func\'}=\$_[1]:
#             \$_[0]->{\'$fixed_func\'};}";
#   }
#  }
#  eval $sub;
# }
 while ( my ( $func, $old_func ) = each %synonyms ) {
  next if $func eq $old_func;	# avoid redundant def if old same as new
#  my $class_defined=$iattributes_recursive{$old_func} || $cattributes_recursive{$old_func};
#  my $sub=
#    '*' . $class . '::' . $func . '=\& ' . $class_defined . '::' . $old_func;
  my $sub =
    '*' . $class . '::' . $func . "=sub {\$_[0]->$old_func(\@_[1..\$\#_])}";
  eval $sub;
 }
 if ( defined $case && $case =~ /lower|lc/i )
 {                # create lowercase versions of each method, too
  for my $func (@iattributes,@cattributes) {
   my $lc_func = lc $func;
   next
     if $lc_func eq $func;  # avoid redundant def if func already lowercase
  my $sub=
    '*' . $class . '::' . $lc_func . '=\& '. $class . '::' . $func;
#   my $sub =
#     '*' . $class . '::' . $lc_func . "=sub {\$_[0]->$func(\@_[1..\$\#_])}";
   eval $sub;
  }
 }
 if ( defined $case && $case =~ /upper|uc/i )
 {                          # create uppercase versions of each method, too
  for my $func (@iattributes,@cattributes) {
   my $uc_func = uc $func;
   next
     if $uc_func eq $func;  # avoid redundant def if func already uppercase
  my $sub=
    '*' . $class . '::' . $uc_func . '=\& '. $class . '::' . $func;
#   my $sub =
#     '*' . $class . '::' . $uc_func . "=sub {\$_[0]->$func(\@_[1..\$\#_])}";
   eval $sub;
  }
 }
 # NG 05-12-08: removed $args from parameter list
 # NG 05-12-09: converted call from method ($class->...) to function. removed eval that
 #              wrappped call. provided regression test for class that does not inherit
 #              from AutoClass
 set_class_defaults($class);
 DECLARED($class,1);		# NG 06-02-03: so 'new' can know when to call declare

 # NG 06-03-14: Process deferred subclasses
 my @deferreds=AUTOCLASS_DEFERRED_DECLARE($class);
 for my $subclass (@deferreds) {
   declare($subclass,CASE($subclass),$is_runtime) unless DECLARED($subclass);
 }
}

sub _enumerate {
 my ($class) = @_;
 my $classes = [];
 my $types   = {};
 my $can_new;
 __enumerate( $classes, $types, \$can_new, $class );
 return ( $classes, $can_new );
}

sub __enumerate {
 no warnings;
 my ( $classes, $types, $can_new, $class ) = @_;
 die "Circular inheritance structure. \$class=$class"
   if ( $types->{$class} eq 'pending' );
 return $types->{$class} if defined $types->{$class};
 $types->{$class} = 'pending';
 my @isa;
 {
  no strict "refs";
  @isa = @{ $class . '::ISA' };
 }
 my $type = 'external';
 for my $super (@isa) {
  $type = 'internal', next if $super eq $AUTOCLASS;
  my $super_type = __enumerate( $classes, $types, $can_new, $super );
  $type = $super_type unless $type eq 'internal';
 }
 if ( !FORCE_NEW($class) && !$$can_new && $type eq 'internal' ) {
  for my $super (@isa) {
   next unless $types->{$super} eq 'external';
   $$can_new = $super, last if $super->can('new');
  }
 }
 push( @$classes, $class ) if $type eq 'internal';
 $types->{$class} = $type;
 return $types->{$class};
}

sub _is_positional {
 @_ % 2 || $_[0] !~ /^-/;
}
1;



__END__