hi, In a MyClass I use something like this : 
use Class::Delegation
    ......
    send => -OTHER,     to => -SELF->page;

sub page {  ${$_[0]}{app}{currTran}{currPage} }

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This means that any method (except several i didnt mentioned here for simplicity) should be redirected to $self->page->method().
Then I have in my code script.pl : 
use Aspect;
before { ..... } call qr/^MyClass/;

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when I run it I get : 
...
MyClass::Application::AUTOLOAD->
Could not delegate  at /...../lib/Aspect/Hook/LexWrap.pm line 63
MyClass::Application::DESTROY->

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I see that Delegation probably didn't succeeds because page() is dynamic and for some reason conflicts with Aspect.
If I try to isolate AUTOLOAD from Apsect i.e. 
before {....} call qr/^MyClass/ & !call qr/AUTOLOAD/;
I get another error : 
Can't call method "match_define" without a package or object reference
+ at /...../lib/Aspect/Pointcut/NotOp.pm line 13.

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Can you figure out some workaround for this situation ? Should I stop using Class::Delegation and do everything with AUTOLOAD instead ?
I really wanted to use delegation 'cause it would simplify the things alot. On the other hand I want to use Aspect to pin-from-outside Logging, debuging and other functionality.. Now i'm still testing..

Continued : it seems that even if I don't use Class::Delegation, Aspect still has problems ;(
It does something with AUTOLOAD, because if I don't use Aspect, $AUTOLOAD variable is populated and everything goes fine, but at the moment I enable Aspect, $AUTOLAOD is empty!!

More: I continued experimenting with Aspect and similar..here you can see examples :
http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=592845
I sent email to the author of Aspect, probably he can figure out, why..
Does someone have idea how can I cleanly slice the subs/methods i.e. install code inside them, even if I have to put some hook-code.
Of cource doing this in Aspect consistent way. thanx

In reply to Aspect and Class::Delegation by rootcho

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