in reply to Re: RFC: object-oriented two-dimensional ragged
array tutorial in thread RFC: object-oriented two-dimensional
ragged array tutorial  Yes, you have given an example of a
ragged array. And yes, perl is great for building and
manipulating them as you have shown. The difference between the
example you give here and the examples I give in my tutorial is
a nice contrast between programming in traditional perl5 and OOP
with Moose. If you are working with simple scalars such as
numbers or strings as elements of your data structures, then
Moose would definitely be overkill. I can see your point, that
my examples could be considered overkill since I have simply
wrapped a 'Cell' class around a scalar string. If that was all I
really needed to do, then yes, I went way overboard. I merely
used this simple 'Cell' class as an example. Create any complex
class with multiple attributes, multiple methods, and add
dependencies between those attributes and methods, then tack on
inheritance by sub-classing this comple