Hi monks
I got a strange behaviour in AUTOLOAD 
package Net::Douban::APIFields;
use base qw/Class::Accessor/;

__PACKAGE__->mk_accessors(qw/Mecha Users Subjects APIKey PrivateKey Ac
+cessToken Consumer/);

package Net::Douban;
use base qw/Net::Douban::APIFields/;

our $AUTOLOAD;
sub new {
     balala...
}
sub AUTOLOAD {
    my $self = @_;
    my $name = $AUTOLOAD ;
    return if our $AUTOLOAD =~ /::DESTROY$/;
    $name =~ s/::(.*?)$/$1/g;
    if($name !~ /^Users|Subjects|Reviews$/){
        croak "No such a method";
    }
    if ( !$self->{"SUPER::$name"}) {
        $self->set(
            $name,
            "Net::Douban::$name"->new(
                mecha        => $self->Mecha,
                apikey       => $self->APIKey,
                access_token => $self->AccessToken,
                consumer     => $self->Consumer,
            )
        );
        }
        return $self->{"SUPER::$name"};
}

sub DESTROY {};
<code>

When I tried to run this code
<code>
$douban = Net::Douban->new();
print Dumper $douban->Users;

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I got a undef value.

In my debugging, at first I got a Net::Douban::DESTROY for $AUTOLOAD, then It went into HTTP::Cookies and return a undef value.

Dose anyone have any idea how this behaviour is caused?

In reply to strange behaviour in 'AUTOLOAD' by woosley

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