I haven't (and won't) have time to go into this in detail :-( I feel that this proposal is solving the wrong problem. The issue is that the original Forest and Frog (or DBI and DBI::st) classes are not *designed* for user-definable Frogs (DBI::st's). If that functionality is widely needed, the Forest should be redesigned with *configurable* Frogs. But even if you can't redesign the forest, Perl still makes it easy to impose a Japanese accent on Frogs wherever you need to: my $forest = Forest->new(); if (can_see_Mt_Fuji()) { local *Frog::speak = sub { "kerokero" }; # or: # local *Frog::speak = \&Frog::Japanese::speak; print $forest->make_noise(); # "kerokero" } print $forest->make_noise(); # "ribbit-ribbit" Damian
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