> Hmm, would it be too nasty for perl to recognize that all foo's have the > same prototype? (Consider the singular foo case.) Probably. Remember that the programmer can always C<eval "anything"> or C<do "anyfile"> and completely change inheritance hierarchies. Anyway, the overloading functionality you want will be available via multimethods, when I get around to writing that RFC. Damian
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