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You can use Class::MOP to figure this out pretty easily.

my @methods = Class::MOP::Class->initialize('My::Package')->get_all_me
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What is in @methods is an array of Class::MOP::Method objects which you can call the following methods on:

name - the local method name
package_name - the package where the method is defined
fully_qualified_name - the package name + name
body - returns the code ref

It should be noted that unlike Class::Inspector and the newer Class::Sniff, this will honor the MRO (Method Resolution Order) you have chosen to use, so in 5.10 (or under Class::C3) it will return a correct method list if you use the c3 MRO instead of the standard dfs (depth-first-search) MRO.

-stvn

In reply to Re: Listing all methods on an object by stvn
in thread Listing all methods on an object by dhosek

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