You are right in correcting my statement with your clogging
logs point. I was trying to express that debugging code does
not follow the normal rules of proper/good/correct coding.
It is equally easy to imagine a name-conflict where you
mistakenly call a defined routine thinking you were AUTOLOADing
it. Then instrumenting your code the other way could be
more helpful.
Or that your other thirty thousand AUTOLOAD calls result
in logging indirectly.

You gave me a laugh, thanks.

I don't believe you think that using caller to
implement access control or interface selection is a reasonable
idea. I don't believe that even though you just said it.

In reply to Re: Re: AUTOLOAD and call tracing by rir
in thread oop - obvious AUTOLOAD question by princepawn

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