I didn't find any modules that provided that functionality (although I didn't look very hard), but it's easy to code: 

use mro;

sub find_implementor {
   my ($class, $method) = @_;

   for my $parent (@{ mro::get_linear_isa($class) }) {
       no strict 'refs';
       return $parent
           if exists( &{"${parent}::$method"} );
   }

   return 'UNIVERSAL'
       if UNIVERSAL->can($method);

   return find_implementor($class, 'AUTOLOAD')
       if $method ne 'AUTOLOAD' && $class->can($method);

   return undef;
}

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use strict;
use warnings;
{package Foo; sub m1; sub m2 {} our @a; }
{package Bar; our @ISA = 'Foo'; }
print(find_implementor('Bar', 'm1' ) // "[undef]", "\n");  # Foo
print(find_implementor('Bar', 'm2' ) // "[undef]", "\n");  # Foo
print(find_implementor('Bar', 'a'  ) // "[undef]", "\n");  # [undef]
print(find_implementor('Bar', 'isa') // "[undef]", "\n");  # UNIVERSAL

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Update: Added support for AUTOLOAD. Fixed strict error in test.
Update: Fixed AUTOLOAD.

In reply to Re: What package is the method in? by ikegami
in thread What package is the method in? by Sixtease

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