Ok, because of some reason the Object array info is actually an array in a array.. quite annoying... 
Objects = $VAR1 = {                  
          'Bah' => [                 
                     'new',          
                     'printBah'      
                   ],                
          'Object' => [              
                        [            
                          'new',     
                          'toString' 
                        ]            
                      ]              
        };

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I change little code there to: 
        # Keep going up the tree.  
        # Find all the classes this one is a subclass of.
        #
        my @super = @{"${class}::ISA"};
        for $name (@super) {
            # Crawl up the tree and keep trying to crawl up.
            # Then dump the results into the %methods hash
            #
            my $pnewsub  = find_methods();
            my $pmethods = $pnewsub->($name);
            my @m = values(%$pmethods);
            foreach my $val (@{$m[0]}) {
                $methods{$name} ||= [ ];
                push @{$methods{$name}}, $val;
            }
        }

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And we get: 
Objects = $VAR1 = {               
          'Bah' => [              
                     'new',       
                     'printBah'   
                   ],             
          'Object' => [           
                        'new',    
                        'toString'
                      ]           
        };

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I dont really like the @{$m[0]} solution... but it works for now... not sure how it will work if more subclassing is done....

In reply to Re^2: Getting methods existing in a Perl Object! by Ace128
in thread Getting methods existing in a Perl Object! by Ace128

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