Hi, I'm trying to do something relatively simple, but I'm still new to OO Perl and not quite sure of the way to do it. I have an object containing an XML::Twig object: 
package Foo;
sub new { 
   my $class = shift; my $self = {}; 
   $self->{PARSED} = [];
   $self->{TWIG} =  XML::Twig->new(
       twig_handlers => {
            mybutton => \&_twig_handle_button
        },
       pretty_print => 'indented'
    );
    bless( $self, $class );
}

sub _twig_handle_button {
    my ( $t, $section ) = @_;

    my $parsed_href = { ... };

    &_handle_parsed_href( $parsed_href );
}

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Now, what I want is to call _handle_parsed_href as a class method of Foo, so that it gets passed a $self variable that allows me to access the Foo class members, i.e.: 
sub _handle_parsed_href {
  my ( $self, $parsed_href ) = @_;
  push @{$self->{PARSED}}, $parsed_href;
}

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I can't call "$self->_handle_parsed_href" since the twig handler is passed a reference to XML::Twig ($t) rather than the class I'm defining. Any wisdom would be much appreciated. Thanks =)

In reply to Calling a class method by emadum

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