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Re: Accessing hash from within moduleby bart (Canon) |
| on Feb 12, 2012 at 02:07 UTC ( #953273=note: print w/ replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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You might think of importing the variable into your main package, if it is defined in a module. That's actually do the same thing as Jenda's code snippets, but it looks just a bit less hacky. See Exporter for one way to implement it. You could also think of declaring the global variables in a dedicated module and use it in any module that requires access to them. Also note that you can use "::" as short for "main::". So you could just spell it as %::lglobal (and $::lglobal{$key}), which doesn't look to bad to me. You could event think of the "::" prefix as hungarian notation, so it could even work out for the better.
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