It just bugs me that if an anonymous sub is assigned to a CODE slot in a type glob and I call the actual sub, I can't figure out which one it is.

That's because you don't call, it - perl does. You just name it... ;-) But then, I guess there is a way with some XS devilry involved. Devel::Peek's "CvGV($cv)" returns one of the globs associated to a subroutine reference, so I deem it possible to get at the right one. Haven't got time right now to find out how Ilya did it.

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