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package Net::OAuth2::Scheme; |
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$Net::OAuth2::Scheme::VERSION = '0.020002_099'; |
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# ABSTRACT: Token scheme definition framework for OAuth 2.0 |
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our $Factory_Class = 'Net::OAuth2::Scheme::Factory'; |
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# some inside_out object support |
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# ours are a little weird because our object data are |
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# the option values that live in closures |
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# so the only thing we put here are the methods |
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# which can vary wildly depending on context |
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my %methods_hash = (); # class -> methodname -> tag -> closure |
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my %next_tag = (); |
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my %free_tags = (); |
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our $Temp; |
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# I am still not convinced there will ever be subclasses; |
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# makes much more sense to subclass or replace the factory; |
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# so we'll just follow the paradigm anyway... |
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my $class = shift; |
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my $factory_class; |
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(undef, $factory_class) = splice(@_,0,2); # shift shift |
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# Yes, this means (factory => classname) has to be first. |
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# Cope. |
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my $factory = $factory_class->new(@_); |
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# start the cascade of methods being implemented |
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# build the object, make sure the method definitions are there |
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# mom, dad, don't touch it, it's EVIL |
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# but we stay completely strict... hahahahahaha |
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my \%${method} = (); |
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sub ${method} { |
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return \$${method}\{\$\$self}->(\@_); |
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\$@{[ __PACKAGE__ . '::Temp']} = \\\%${method}; |
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sub DESTROY { |
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} |
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__END__ |