Hello Chromatic,

Thanks for your reply. I tried both 'our @ISA' and 'my @ISA' without change to the apparent behavior. Now trying with use parent I am receiving the same results.

What really blows my mind, is when I dump the object itself it shows the correct parameters, when I use the object methods to call the parameters is when I am seeing incorrect results.

With that in mind, could this be what is causing my problems? 

# create accessor methods for defined parameters
    for my $datum (keys %{$self}) {
        no strict "refs";
        *$datum = sub {
            shift; # XXX: ignore calling class/object
            $self->{$datum} = shift if @_;
            return $self->{$datum};
        };
    }

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Since this is loaded in the SNMPMonitor::Plugin package, but then inherited to SNMPMonitor::Plugin::Atest (and subsequently Btest) could Btest be overwriting the methods in the symbol table?
After I just typed that I attempted to remove the line : 

shift; # XXX: ignore calling class/object

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which had no effect.

Even better, (to add to what blows my mind), when I use the methods to access the data I am seeing this bug, when I access the variables directly, I do not have this issue.
...
This must mean that it is an issue with my method of creating accessors for the object, right?

In reply to Re^2: Problem with Inheriting a Super Class by PyrexKidd
in thread Problem with Inheriting a Super Class by PyrexKidd

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