Hello, monks,

I've inherited (hah) some very large mod_perl code that uses inheritance heavily. I've run into a bug with a subroutine that performs form validation which calls $self->SUPER::validate(). i.e., something like: 

sub validate
{
  my $self = shift;

  # do validation

  return $self->SUPER::validate(@_);
}

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All of the validation that occurs inside this subroutine works, and is fine and dandy, but the "return $self->SUPER::validate(@_);" part returns false when it shouldn't. I can't for the life of me, however, find where that other validate is being called. Short of changing the tens (hundreds?) of other related @ISA's that have a validate subroutine, is there an easy way to trace this inside mod_perl?

In reply to tracing SUPER by Ranger Rick

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