How would I obtain a list of subs defined ina specific file?

Lets say I have scrip.pl, inside it has the line:
require 'file.pm';
file.pm basically has a lot of sub declarations.

I need a list of all the subs brought in by the file, not all the subs in the current or main package, and file.pm does not conatin any package declarations.

I know I can read in the file and use a regex like '/sub (\w)/g' obviously it would need to be a bit more, but frankly if I can do this w/o parsing perl myself it would be better.

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In reply to List of subs defined by a file? by exodist

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