So I am absolutely sure the problem is that the line $log_list{refaddr $self}->[0][0]->find_message_info($msg_info) is mis-behaving.
Well, I can't say I really understand it, so could well be.

Are you running strictly and with warnings? If not, then I think it's possible that your dereferencing is falling off the side of your data structure before it gets to the end of it, with no diagnostic. Try printing out the following expressions: 

ref $log_list{refaddr $self}
ref $log_list{refaddr $self}->[0]
ref $log_list{refaddr $self}->[0][0]
ref $log_list{refaddr $self}->[0][0]->find_message_info

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to see whether you're getting as far as a reference of type CODE.

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In reply to Re: Calling a subroutine via multiple dereferences. by wol
in thread Calling a subroutine via multiple dereferences. by Anonymous Monk

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