Example 

$ perl -de 1

Loading DB routines from perl5db.pl version 1.37
Editor support available.

Enter h or 'h h' for help, or 'perldoc perldebug' for more help.

main::(-e:1):   1
  DB<1> x use IO::All; use Data::Dump::Streamer; sub dd { Dump(@_); ()
+; }
0  0
  DB<2> x our $banana = io('2.txt');
0  IO::All::File=GLOB(0x16af5fc)
   ->
  DB<3> x dd $banana
my ($class,$constructor,%flags,@flags);
$class = 'IO::All';
$constructor = sub {
                 package IO::All::Base;
                 use warnings;
                 use strict;
                 my $self = $class->new(@_);
                 foreach $_ (@flags) {
                   $self->$_($flags{$_});
                 }
                 $self->constructor($constructor);
                 return $self;
               };
%flags = ();
@flags = ();
$IO_All_File1 = do{ require Symbol; Symbol::gensym };
*$IO_All_File1 = {
                   _assert     => 0,
                   _autoclose  => 1,
                   _binary     => undef,
                   _binmode    => undef,
                   _encoding   => undef,
                   _lock       => 0,
                   constructor => $constructor,
                   io_handle   => undef,
                   is_open     => 0,
                   mode        => undef,
                   name        => '2.txt',
                   package     => 'IO::All',
                   tied_file   => undef
                 };
bless( $IO_All_File1, 'IO::All::File' );
  empty array
  DB<4> q

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In reply to Re^2: Debugging globjects/globs by Anonymous Monk
in thread Debugging objects by geoffleach

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