1. There are a number of places in the code where the current object is compared to DBIx::Recordset with an 'eq' rather than using an 'isa'. That's pretty easy to fix.
2. There are a number of places where the hash and array helper classes are called. To do what I want I would need to subclass them as well. Which means that I'd probably have to add functionality to allow the DBIx::Recordset class and subclasses to store the names of the helper classes they want to use.
At present I'm inclined towards using encapsulation instead, and making use of AUTOLOAD to redirect any unknown functions to the internal DBIx::Recordset object, but I wondered if anyone had any thoughts on the matter.
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