map <F2> :call Method()<cr>
map <F3> :call Getset()<cr>
                                                                      
+             
function! Method()
perl <<EOF
  ($row) = $curwin->Cursor();
  my $method_name = $curbuf->Get( $row );
  my @method_string = (
   "=head2 $method_name",
   "",
   "=over",
   "",
   "=item Usage",
   "",
   "  \$obj->$method_name()",
   "",
   "=item Function",
   "",
   "=item Returns",
   "",
   "=item Arguments",
   "",
   "=back",
   "",
   "=cut",
   "",
   "sub $method_name {",
   "    my (\$self, \%argv) = \@_;",
   "",
   "",
   "}",
   ""
  );
                                                                      
+             
  $curbuf->Delete($row);
  $row--;
  $curbuf->Append($row, @method_string);
EOF
endfunction

function! Getset()
perl <<EOF
  ($row) = $curwin->Cursor();
  my $method_name = $curbuf->Get( $row );
  my @method_string = (
   "=head2 $method_name",
   "",
   "=over",
   "",
   "=item Usage",
   "",
   "  \$obj->$method_name()        #get existing value",
   "  \$obj->$method_name(\$newval) #set new value",
   "",
   "=item Function",
   "",
   "=item Returns",
   "",
   "value of $method_name (a scalar)",
   "",
   "=item Arguments",
   "",
   "new value of $method_name (to set)",
   "",
   "=back",
   "",
   "=cut",
   "",
   "sub $method_name {",
   "    my \$self = shift;",
   "    return \$self->{'$method_name'} = shift if defined(\@_);",
   "    return \$self->{'$method_name'};",
   "}",
   ""
  );
                                                                      
+             
  $curbuf->Delete($row);
  $row--;
  $curbuf->Append($row, @method_string);
EOF
endfunction

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