I did not find anything mentioning this anywhere, but it is such a basic feature of class based programming, that I can’t imagine it is not there, somewhere, somehow.

class One { method do_it {say 1} }
class Two : isa(One) { method do_it { super()->do_it; say 2} } # or so...
    • snake_casedOP
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      11 months ago

      But if you are referring to: my $sub = sub { $self->SUPER::method(@_) }; or actually only $self->SUPER::method(@_)

      no, this is seemingly no possible (and what I am looking for, in one way or another) - this is the super() from my pseudo code above and there is no SUPER. This seems to be a bless based feature…

      Sorry, I take that back, $self->SUPER::do_it(); does work!

      Thanks!

    • snake_casedOPEnglish
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      11 months ago

      I can do One::do_it($self) or One->can('do_it')->($self), but that seems very ugly and against the pattern.