Also, Ovid has just written Class::Sniff, which he detailed in a series of blog posts:

  1. Class::C3 Wierdness?
  2. What Did I just Write?
  3. Class::Sniff Now Detects "Unreachable" Methods
  4. Class::Sniff Reporting and Exported "Methods"
  5. Class::Sniff Now Detects "Duplicate" Methods
  6. Detecting Long Methods Without PPI
  7. Class::Sniff Notes

Not all of these entries relate directly to your problem, but I always find it interesting to follow the train of thought of module authors while they're initially developing a module.

In reply to Re: Listing all methods on an object by Corion
in thread Listing all methods on an object by dhosek

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