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libdata-methodproxy-perl-0.04/README.md-26-arguments to pass to it.  The first value of the array ref is the scalar
libdata-methodproxy-perl-0.04/README.md:27:`$proxy`, followed by a package name, then a subroutine name which must
libdata-methodproxy-perl-0.04/README.md-28-callable in the package, and a list of any subroutine arguments.
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libdata-methodproxy-perl-0.04/README.md-81-
libdata-methodproxy-perl-0.04/README.md:82:The `$proxy` string can also be written as `&proxy`.  The above is then
libdata-methodproxy-perl-0.04/README.md-83-converted to a method call and replaced by the return value of the method call:
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libdata-methodproxy-perl-0.04/lib/Data/MethodProxy.pm-125-
libdata-methodproxy-perl-0.04/lib/Data/MethodProxy.pm:126:    my $refaddr = refaddr( $data );
libdata-methodproxy-perl-0.04/lib/Data/MethodProxy.pm-127-    if ($FOUND_DATA->{$refaddr}) {