Class::NiceApi - translates your methodNames to my method_names
use Class::NiceApi;
my $acl = Class::NiceApi->new( victim => Decision::ACL->new(), style => 'custom', table => { run_acl => 'RunACL' } );
Perl method names should be written lowercased and multiple words should be connected via '_'. This is_good_coding_convention. Unfortunately this recommendation is ignored by many CPAN authors. Class::NiceApi helps pernickety programmers as me. It translates method names from isThisPerl to is_this_perl back and forth. Well, it so flexible it can translate allmost anything to anything. So it would translate perl_method_name to java programmers favorite perlMethodName.
new()
Takes following parameters (which are also available as methods).
An instance of a class where the method names subjected to translation.
A style is just a shortcut for the translation table. Following styles are currently supported: custom, with_underscore and to_lc.
[Note] They are implemented via a 'translating' callback in $Class::NiceApi::callbacks. It filters the source method name and returns the destination name.
Here you can list explicit translations of method names, which are exceptions to the custom style filter.
new returns an instance of Class::NiceApi and not the victim class. But it is a proxy class which quite well mimics its victim (see Class::Proxy and note the hiding limits).
None by default.
Murat Uenalan, <muenalan@cpan.org>
