Will it hurt performance

In fact, this concern is no longer relevant. As I have just checked myself, calling "traverse" with string vs. coderef as an argument results in average time for some operation rising to ~4.1 s from ~4.0 s for what serves me as "most internally complex PDF sample I'm testing against" in my zoo of files. That is not a problem at all; I'll override every original method which call "traverse", they are just a few, to eliminate a bug I stumbled upon and possible future traps. I'm still wondering if passing around "hard" callback coderefs, in OOP environment, was a good idea.

In reply to Re: Methods, within a class, pass callbacks; how to deal with that in derived class? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Methods, within a class, pass callbacks; how to deal with that in derived class? by Anonymous Monk

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