use strict;
    use Class::Prototyped ':EZACCESS';

    my $Dad = Class::Prototyped->new(
      hello => sub { print "Hiya from $Dad!\n" }
    );

    my $Me = Class::Prototyped::new(
      'parent*' => $Dad
      hello
        => sub { # ???
                 print "I'm just a WILD AND CRAZY GUY!\n";
               }
    );

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From further down in that same doc... 
'hello!' => sub {
  my $self = shift;
  my $mirror = $self->reflect;
  $mirror->super(@args_to_dad_hello);
  my code here;
}

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The "hello!" here is the same as [qw(hello METHOD superable)]

-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker
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In reply to Re^5: Skipping the middle man & the SUPER gotcha by merlyn
in thread Skipping the middle man & the SUPER gotcha by tlm

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