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Hi, I'm no expert on OO, but I'm a good code librarian. Does this snippet help?

#!/usr/bin/perl
#given an arbitrary object, get a dump of all  
#the functions connected to the object. 
use CGI;

my $obj = CGI->new();

print &dump_functions( $obj );

sub dump_functions
{
    use Data::Dumper;
    use Class::Inspector;

    my ( $obj ) = @_;

    my ( $ref, $methods);

    $ref     = ref $obj;
    $methods = Class::Inspector->methods( $ref, 'full', 'public' );

    @{ $methods } = grep /$ref/, @{ $methods };

    return Dumper( $methods );
}
__END__
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OUTPUT:

$VAR1 = [
          'CGI::AUTOLOAD',
          'CGI::DESTROY',
          'CGI::XHTML_DTD',
          'CGI::add_parameter',
          'CGI::all_parameters',
          'CGI::binmode',
          'CGI::cgi_error',
          'CGI::charset',
          'CGI::compile',
          'CGI::croak',
          'CGI::delete',
          'CGI::escape',
          'CGI::expand_tags',
          'CGI::expires',
          'CGI::import',
          'CGI::init',
          'CGI::initialize_globals',
          'CGI::make_attributes',
          'CGI::new',
          'CGI::param',
          'CGI::parse_params',
          'CGI::print',
          'CGI::put',
          'CGI::read_from_cmdline',
          'CGI::rearrange',
          'CGI::save_request',
          'CGI::self_or_CGI',
          'CGI::self_or_default',
          'CGI::to_filehandle',
          'CGI::unescape'
        ];
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In reply to Re: OO: All Methods by zentara
in thread OO: All Methods by rkg

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