This:

      return $outputs->{ $call_key } if defined $outputs->{ $call_key 
+};

      $outputs->{ $call_key } = $self->$orig( @args );

      return $outputs->{ $call_key };

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Would be more concise like this:

      return( $outputs->{$call_key} //= $self->$orig(@args) );

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As it's the last line in the sub, you don't even need the return keyword. (And sub calls are slightly optimized if you leave it out.)

One thing to beware: get_method_list doesn't return a list of all methods — it doesn't include inherited methods. You could use get_all_methods (which retuns Moose::Meta::Method objects instead of a list of method names as strings, so you will need to do $_->name on each).

toby döt ink

In reply to Re: Proxying (almost) all methods in a class for mass memoization by tobyink
in thread Proxying (almost) all methods in a class for mass memoization by Tommy

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