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I've looked into it. Please try replacing that line with these:

local $Exporter::ExportLevel = $Exporter::ExportLevel + 1;
&Exporter::import;
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I don't really like playing with a global hack like that, but it's limited in scope and Class::InsideOut still passes all its tests.

Let me know if that works for you with DProf and if it does, I'll release it as Class::InsideOut 1.10

-xdg

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In reply to Re^3: Class::InsideOut doesn't play nicely with DProf by xdg
in thread Class::InsideOut doesn't play nicely with DProf by patspam

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