I use this often:
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; #by Abigail of perlmonks # example usage: $0 IO::File my $class = shift or die "need a class\n"; eval "use $class"; die $@ if $@; # First, find all the classes, and the ones it inherits. my %classes = ($class => 1); my @classes = ($class); while (@classes) { my $class = pop @classes; no strict 'refs'; foreach my $class (@{"$class\::ISA"}) { next if $classes {$class} ++; push @classes => $class; } } # Then find the subs in those classes. while (my $class = each %classes) { no strict 'refs'; print "From class '$class':\n"; while (my $entry = each %{"$class\::"}) { print "\t$entry\n" if defined &{"$class\::$entry"}; } } __END__

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In reply to Re: Listing the functions of a package / methods of an object by zentara
in thread Listing the functions of a package / methods of an object by amir_e_a

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