The next chapter of the story: 
 # locations
    _locations          => [ ['????']  ,   'read.write.noinit.array'  
+ ],         
    _refseqposition     => [ { }       ,   'read.write.noinit.hash'   
+ ],         
        
        # licrinfo
    _licr_info          => [ ['????']  ,   'read.write.noinit.array'  
+ ],

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And type handler 
# Added Type handler
    sub _check_type {
        my ($self,$attribute,$type) = @_;
        $_attribute_properties{$attribute}[1] =~ /$type/;
    }

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Now AUTOLOAD works good from the caller! THANKS TO ALL!

In reply to Re^2: OO Perl and AUTOLOAD by tucano
in thread OO Perl and AUTOLOAD by tucano

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