问题
Is it possible to write a module in a way that when the module is use
d with no explicit import all subroutines are imported and when it is use
d with explicit import only theses explicit imported subroutines are available?
#!/usr/bin/env perl6
use v6;
use Bar::Foo;
# all subroutines are imported
sub-one();
sub-two();
sub-three();
#!/usr/bin/env perl6
use v6;
use Bar::Foo :sub-one, :sub-two;
sub-one();
sub-two();
# sub-three not imported
回答1:
Give your subs both the special label :DEFAULT
as well as a dedicated one when exporting, eg
unit module Bar;
sub one is export(:DEFAULT, :one) { say "one" }
sub two is export(:DEFAULT, :two) { say "two" }
Now, you can import all of them with a plain use Bar
, or can select specific ones via use Bar :one
;
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36999241/perl6-implicit-and-explicit-import