Just add an additional scope, sub and var for the DESTROY method to use as a register of things it needs to work with. 

{
   my %register;
   sub DESTROY {
       my $self=shift;
       delete $_->{$self} foreach values %register;
   }
   sub __register_inside_out {
       my $ref=shift;
       $register{$ref}=$ref;
   }
}
{ 
   __register_inside_out(\(my %property));

   sub property {
      my $self=shift;
      if (@_) {
         $property{$self}=shift;
         return $self;
      } 
      return $property{$self};
   }
}

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HTH


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demerphq

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In reply to Re: InsideOut - even tighter coupling by demerphq
in thread InsideOut - even tighter coupling by MidLifeXis

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