NAME
    MRO::Define - Define your own method resolution order

SYNOPSIS
        # define your mro
        use mro;
        use MRO::Define;
        MRO::Define::register_mro(your_mro => sub { ... });

        # use your mro somewhere else
        use mro 'your_mro';

DESCRIPTION
    With recent versions of perl it is possible to change the method
    resolution order (mro) of a given class either by using "use mro" as
    shown in the synopsis, or by using the "mro::set_mro".

    Perl itself comes with two MROs by default. The traditional Perl default
    MRO (depth first search, DFS) and C3 MRO.

    This module allows you to define custom method resolution orders in
    addition to those perl already has.

FUNCTIONS
  register_mro ($name, $resolve_callback)
    This function allows registering of custom method resolution orders.
    Your MRO needs to have a $name as well as a $resolve_callback that will
    get invoked when a method trying to be resolved using your MRO. The
    resolve callback is expected to return an array reference of package
    names that will be used for the method lookup.

AUTHOR
    Florian Ragwitz <rafl@debian.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
    This software is copyright (c) 2009 by Florian Ragwitz.

    This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
    the same terms as perl itself.