Following the discussion on Apache::Reload and Apache::Symbol, I've taken out Apache::Symbol::undef from mp1, massaged it a bit and made it into ModPerl::Util::undef for mod_perl 2.
Works wonders when you want to undefine subroutines, constant or not, with or without prototypes. Very usefull for Apache::Reload (can get rid of that $SIG{__WARN__} trap).
As suggested in the other thread, ModPerl::Util::undef is not the best choice for the name. Me thinking either call ModPerl::Util::symbol_undef or have further subclassing: ModPerl::Util::Symbol::undef
Otherwise +1, but again please first ask Doug why hasn't he ported this code in first place.
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