Well, the documentation is shockingly deficient; I intend immediately to send a nasty email to the author.
Errr... that'd be me. <g>

Seriously, my issue is with C:MM (actually, my subclass of it):
I think it created a list of Tables, but I can't seem to find them: $x->tables reports 'cannot find method "tables" at...' 

package Foo;
use MakeMethods
    constructor => 'new',
    required => [qw(name title tables)],
    object_list => [ 'Table' => 'tables'];

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So thanks for advice.

Any pointers around the monastery to a code snippet that does the walk you describe?
Couldn't find any w/ SuperSearch or Google, trying not to reinvent wheels.

Thanks, Abigail-II --

rkg

In reply to Re: Re: OO: All Methods by rkg
in thread OO: All Methods by rkg

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