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PAR installs the scandeps.pl program which can be called on any Perl file and it will list the dependencies.

You could take this dependency list and check for sub or (my|our|local) declarations, thus listing your methods and vars.

That's the first approach that comes to mind, (because I've been fiddling with PAR recently), hope it helps

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