Mu::Tiny - NAE KING! NAE QUIN! NAE CAPTAIN! WE WILLNAE BE FOOLED AGAIN!

       ... to Terry Pratchett, Mithaldu, and probably everybody else as well.

        mst - Matt S. Trout (cpan:MSTROUT) <mst@shadowcat.co.uk>

       None yet - maybe this software is perfect! (ahahahahahahahahaha)

       Copyright (c) 2020 the Mu::Tiny "AUTHOR" and "CONTRIBUTORS" as listed above.

       This is the aaaabsoluuuute baaaaare minimumimumimum subset o' Mu, for those o' ye who value yer
       independence over yer sanity. It doesnae trouble wi' anythin' but the read-onlies, for tis a terrible
       thing to make a feegle try t' write.

ro
         ro 'attr';

       An "ro" attr be required and read only, and knows nothin' but its own name.

   lazy
         lazy 'attr' => sub { <build default value> };

       A "lazy" attr be read only but not required, an' if ye make us, we'll take a guess at what ye wanted, but
       only when we must.

       If'n ye be slightly less lazy than us, then subclass and override yan "_build_attr" method t' change tha
       guess.

       This library is free software and may be distributed under the same terms as perl itself.

perl v5.36.0                                       2022-10-13                                      Mu::Tiny(3pm)

new
         my $new = Feegle->new(%attrs|\%attrs);

       The new method be inherited from "Mu::Tiny::Object" like a shiny thing or the duties o' a Kelda.

       Ye may hand it a hash, or if ye already made yer own hash o' things, a reference to the one so pre-
       prepared.

       An ye forget any o' the attrs declared as "ro", then "new" will go waily waily waily and "croak" with a
       list of all that ye missed.

       Mu::Tiny - NAE KING! NAE QUIN! NAE CAPTAIN! WE WILLNAE BE FOOLED AGAIN!

         BEGIN {
           package Feegle;

           use Mu::Tiny;

           ro 'name';
           lazy plan => sub { 'PLN' };
         }

         my $rob = Feegle->new(name => 'Rob Anybody'); # name is required

         say $rob->plan; # outputs 'PLN'

       Dinnae fash yersel', Hamish, you prob'ly wanted Mu anyway.