I'm sorry. I'm still not understanding what you're trying to achieve. Probably me being dim... it's been known to happen...

Can you give concrete examples of SomeClass and SomeOtherClass? What is the relationship between them? What are you trying to do? How are they used?

Just some real names would help :-)

What is the reason for SomeSub being a method of SomeOtherClass rather than SomeClass?

• Is SomeOtherClass a kind of SomeClass (e.g. like HTML::LinkExtractor is a kind of HTML::Parser)?
• Does SomeClass use SomeOtherClass objects (e.g. like HTTP::Request uses LWP::UserAgent objects)?
• Is there some more complex relationship going on?

Without knowning more about what you're trying to achieve it's difficult to give more useful advice...

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