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package Weed;
use Weed::Perl;
use 5.008008;
our $VERSION = '0.009';
use warnings::register;
sub import {
        shift;
        strict::import;
        warnings::import;
        #warnings::unimport('redefine');
        Weed::Perl->export_to_level(1);
        Weed::Package::createType( scalar caller, 'X3DUniversal', @_ );
}
use Weed::Environment;
1;
__END__
=head1 NAME
Weed - Don't use it. It's in development. For test purposes only!
=head1 CAVEATS
Don't use it. It's in development. For test purposes only!
=head1 SYNOPSIS
        use Weed;
=head1 DESCRIPTION
Importing Weed overloads CORE::time with Time::Hires::time. All possible restrictions and
all possible warnings are enabled.
=head1 EXPORTS
=head2 NO
Is not YES.
=head2 YES
Is not NO.
=head1 ENVIRONMENT
Type list ...
=head1 TYPE CREATION
=head2 SYNOPSIS
        package BasePackage;
         
        use Weed 'Object';
         
        use Weed 'Scalar ()';
        use Weed 'Array []';
        use Weed 'Hash {}';
         
        use Weed 'Type : Supertype {}';
        use Weed 'Type : Supertype Supertypes {}';
Creates a new type in each case and binds this to the base package.
        sub new { shift->NEW }
         
        my $object = new Type;
=head2 FUNCTION IMPORT
In some cases you need a function directly in your type.
        package BasePackage;
         
        use Weed 'Type ()', 'new', ...;
         
        sub new { ... }
Get's Type a &new method.
=head2 INTERFACE
=head3 SET_DESCRIPTION(type, description)
Is called one time on import.
=head2 UNIVERSAL OBJECT
If you havn't specified any supertype then the following functions are available.
=head2 OVERLOADS
        bool => Returns YES.
        int  => Same as getId.
        <=>  => Compares two object ids.
        cmp  => Compares two objects stringwise.
        ""   => Same as toString.
=head2 METHODS
=head3 NEW
Returns a new instance. A new type should specify its own 'new' method.
=head3 getType
Returns the type of the object as string.
=head3 getId
Returns the id of the object as integer.
=head3 getHierarchy
Returns an array reference.
=head3 toString
Same as overload::StrVal. A new type should specify its own 'toString' method.
=cut
PROBS
BaseNode createFields; have to do a ref() to the tied fields