[Arjen Markus] (17 september 2019) Last week there was a discussion about the math::geometry package in [Tcllib] on the comp.lang.tcl newsgroup. While partly about procedures that could be useful in addition to what it already contains, it was alao mentioned that a particular procedure was ''not'' exported. As the package contains a fairly large number of procedures, manually checking them is dull and error-prone (and goes against the grain of any lazy programmer). Hence the idea of letting the package speak for itself, using Tcl's introspection capabilities. 

======tcl
# chkexport.tcl --
#     Check whether all relevant (?) procedures are also exported
#

source geometry.tcl
#package require math::geometry

namespace eval ::check {
    namespace import ::math::geometry::*

    set available [info proc *]
}

foreach proc [namespace eval ::math::geometry {info proc *}] {
    if { $proc ni $::check::available } {
        puts $proc
    }
}
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The method is very simple:
   * Import all procedures from the package in a separate namespace
   * Check whether the procedures defined by the package are also available - without the namespace qualifier - in this separate namespace
   * If not, it is a candidate for an additional export

Of course, then you must decide if it is a public procedure or something that should only be used inside the package. I know of no method (beyond the convention of capitalised names and so on) of deciding that automatically. But the pacakge is not that large that that can't be done within a small amount of work.