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    });
}


sub handles ( $meta, $method, @args ) : OverwritesMethod {

    my $method_name = $method->name;

    my ($slot_name, $delegate) = ($args[0] =~ /^(.*)\-\>(.*)$/);

    Carp::confess('Delegation spec must be in the pattern `slot->method`, not '.$args[0])
        unless $slot_name && $delegate;

    Carp::confess('Unable to build delegation method for slot `' . $slot_name.'` in `'.$meta->name.'` because the slot cannot be found.')
        unless $meta->has_slot( $slot_name )
            || $meta->has_slot_alias( $slot_name );

    $meta->add_method( $method_name => sub {
        $_[0]->{ $slot_name }->$delegate( @_[ 1 .. $#_ ] );
    });
}

sub private ( $meta, $method, @args ) {

    my $method_name = $method->name;

    my $slot_name;
    if ( $args[0] ) {
        $slot_name = shift @args;
    }
    else {
        $slot_name = $method_name;
    }

    Carp::confess('Unable to build private accessor for slot `' . $slot_name.'` in `'.$meta->name.'` because the slot cannot be found.')
        unless $meta->has_slot( $slot_name )
            || $meta->has_slot_alias( $slot_name );

    # NOTE:
    # These are lexical accessors ...

    # we should not be able to find it in the symbol table ...
    if ( $meta->has_method( $method_name ) || $meta->has_method_alias( $method_name ) || $meta->requires_method( $method_name ) ) {
        Carp::confess('Unable to install private (lexical) accessor for slot('.$slot_name.') named ('
            .$method_name.') because we found a conflicting non-lexical method of that name. '
            .'Private methods must be defined before any public methods of the same name.');
    }
    else {
        # set the prototype here so that the compiler sees
        # this as early as possible ...
        Sub::Util::set_prototype( '', $method->body );

        # at this point we can assume that we have a lexical
        # method which we need to transform, and in order to
        # do that we need to look at all the methods in this
        # class and find all the ones who 'close over' the
        # lexical method and then re-write their lexical pad
        # to use the accessor method that I will generate.

        # NOTE:
        # we need to delay this until the UNITCHECK phase
        # because we need all the methods of this class to
        # have been compiled, at this moment, they are not.
        MOP::Util::defer_until_UNITCHECK(sub {

            # now see if this class is immutable or not, it will
            # determine the type of accessor we generate ...
            my $class_is_immutable = ($meta->name)->isa('Moxie::Object::Immutable');

            # now check the class local methods ....
            foreach my $m ( $meta->methods ) {
                # get a HASH of the things the method closes over
                my $closed_over = PadWalker::closed_over( $m->body );

                #warn Data::Dumper::Dumper({
                #    class       => $meta->name,
                #    method      => $m->name,
                #    closed_over => $closed_over,
                #    looking_for => $method_name,
                #});

                # XXX:
                # Consider using something like Text::Levenshtein
                # to check for typos in the accessor usage.
                # - SL

                # if the private method is used, then it will be
                # here with a prepended `&` sigil ...
                if ( exists $closed_over->{ '&' . $method_name } ) {
                    # now we know that we have someone using the
                    # lexical method inside the method body, so
                    # we need to generate our accessor accordingly

                    # XXX:
                    # The DB::args stuff below is fragile because it
                    # is susceptible to alteration of @_ in the
                    # method that calls these accessors. Perhaps this
                    # can be fixed with XS, but for now we are going
                    # to assume people aren't doing this since they
                    # *should* be using the signatures that we enable
                    # for them.
                    # - SL

                    my $accessor;
                    if ( $class_is_immutable ) {
                        # NOTE:
                        # if the class is immutable, perl will sometimes
                        # complain about accessing a read-only value in
                        # a way it is not comfortable, and this can be
                        # annoying. However, since we actually told perl
                        # that we want to be immutable, there actually is
                        # no need to generate the lvalue accessor when
                        # we can make a read-only one.
                        # - SL
                        $accessor = sub {
                            package DB; @DB::args = (); my () = caller(1);
                            my ($self) = @DB::args;
                            $self->{ $slot_name };
                        };
                    }
                    else {
                        $accessor = sub : lvalue {
                            package DB; @DB::args = (); my () = caller(1);
                            my ($self) = @DB::args;