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When viewed in Eclipse/EPIC the attached files report a comiple error, and yet the code runs OK. The problem occurs only with the recursive 'uses' statements and the 'has' statement.
EPIC debug 0.6.27
EPIC Editor 0.6.24
EPIC source pluin 0.6.35.
2009-11-09 17:13:38 UTC by https://www.google.com/accounts
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Compile errors produced when files 'use' each other and use MooseX classes and has statements.
2009-11-09 17:08:56 UTC by https://www.google.com/accounts
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Thank you so much for your replay and explanation Jploski, I understand now the situation. and Thank you Matisse for your Module, The idea of module is very nice and useful .
2009-11-09 15:43:39 UTC by shaekir
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A wrapper module that might work for you is DBIx::Wrapper::VerySimple (I wrote it so I am biased)
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2009-11-06 23:55:19 UTC by matisse
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There's no solution and no dynamic inspection. Dynamic means that the code to be inspected would have to be executed first, but there's no way to tell in general what to execute and what not and which preconditions have to be true in order for the execution to be useful.
If you need reliable inspection in an IDE, you should use a strongly typed language (such as Java), and even so you'd find...
2009-11-06 23:36:21 UTC by jploski
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Is there any solution for that, or Is there dynamic inspection.
Thanks a lot for your support and your time.
2009-11-06 22:03:29 UTC by shaekir
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If you look at the source code of DBI.pm, you will find there is no 'sub prepare' in there. It is added dynamically at run time, thus not available to static inspection.
2009-11-06 21:35:33 UTC by jploski
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My question is :
I tried to connect with database by dbi,
I can see connect automatically by Inspection.
but I can't see prepare / execute method by inspection.
When I am tring to add prepare method by inspection , I can see parse_dsn(), parse_trace_flag() and parse_trace_flags()
but Ican't see prepare method
what is the reason
The test...
2009-11-06 20:39:21 UTC by shaekir
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The Eclipse way of doing things is to create a launch configuration per executable (and arguments, and environment variables etc.) that you want to run. This also applies to Perl scripts. Then you can use the Run/Debug button to re-launch last script (browse older threads for how to set up the Launching preferences for this to always work). You can also select from among the last few launch...
2009-11-05 23:43:23 UTC by jploski
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Hi,
I am new to both Eclipse and EPIC and so that's a recipe for a few issues;)
So far, I have been able run a script by hard coding the script name into the run configuration I've created. For any other script I'll have to re-enter the name into run configuration editor which is repetition I didn't expect to be having to perform.
I've tried clearing the script name tab of the run config...
2009-11-05 23:09:41 UTC by dwrke
