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He probably means something hypothetical... I was actually thinking about this seriously, and I would likely do something as: sub get_sub_by_name { my ($pkg, $name) = @_ ; no ...

> get_sub_by_name which get_sub_by_name? Cheers Rolf (addicted to the Perl Programming Language :) [id...

> So is this what happens when Perl aliases elements in a loop? if you are interested to find out using B::Concise might help. ...

I believe (or at least this is how I understand it) that the point of the exercise is SoC. The 'wrapper' causes a separate function to execute...

No, that's not true. If they're trying to resolve a method, then ->can is correct. If they're trying to resolve a sub, then ->can can fail The OP is looking for a su...

So it is as I said. You're suggesting that we use my $sub = @{ get_array_by_name($pkg, 'ISA') } ? get_sub_by_name($pkg, $name) : $pkg->can($name); instead of ...