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Huh? Your example shows that both UNIVERSAL::can and SUPER::can on asking how a "Baz" can "bar" return the same code (which is Baz::bar), and that SUPER::bar for Baz is in fact the one in Foo::bar.

That's exactly what I said. You didn't show "wrong" on anything. Did you mean something else?

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In reply to •Re^4: goto superclass method by merlyn
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