Is it possible to write something in MyWrapper module so that in a code like this:

package Foo;
use MyWrapper;

sub bar { ... }
sub baz { ... }
...
1;
or perhaps this: 
package Foo;
use base qw(MyWrapper);

sub bar { ... }
sub baz { ... }
...
1;

I can list all subs in Foo and then wrap them all and then replace them all with Sub::Override? I already find out how to list subs and wrap them, the problem is where to put the code in MyWrapper :-). Of course I can just do this: 

package Foo;
use MyWrapper qw(wrap_all);

sub bar { ... }
sub baz { ... }
...

wrap_all();
1;

but it's less magical, less automatic, and "less friendly" to my module users (which, most often, is myself).

In reply to Executing use'd/require'd/base module code *after* use'r/require'r/child is compiled? by dgaramond2

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