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package Error::Hierarchy::Internal::AbstractMethod; |
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$Error::Hierarchy::Internal::AbstractMethod::VERSION = '1.103530'; |
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# ABSTRACT: Exception for unimplemented methods |
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use parent qw(Error::Hierarchy::Internal Class::Accessor); |
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__PACKAGE__->mk_accessors(qw(method)); |
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use constant default_message => 'called abstract method [%s]'; |
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use constant PROPERTIES => ('method'); |
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# package, filename and line of the exception, *plus* we don't want |
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$self->method((caller($Error::Depth))[3]) unless defined $self->method; |
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__END__ |