a little drop-in subroutine for your symbol table perusing pleasure... 
sub get_coderefs_href ($) {  # get hashref of all coderefs in package
   my $pkg=shift;
   my $rv;
   no strict 'refs';
   my $stash = $pkg . '::';
   for my $name (keys %$stash ) {
      my $sub = $pkg->can( $name );   # use UNIVERSAL::can
      next unless defined $sub;
      my $proto = prototype( $sub );
      next if defined $proto and length($proto)==0;
      $rv->{$name}++;
   }
   $rv;
}

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Note that it will exclude constants in the specified package and oddballs like BEGIN blocks. This was modified from clever source I saw in CPAN module Package::Constants. Note that it will list also all imported subs from packages use'd by the target package.

Hope that helps a fellow Perl monk!
SSF

In reply to list all subs in a package by sflitman

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