Interestingly (for some definition of "interesting"), this also works and seems exactly equivalent (update: and reduces worries about phasing of BEGIN blocks, use statements and sub definitions, etc.):
c:\@Work\Perl\monks\Thenothing>perl -le
"use warnings;
use strict;
;;
use Mypackage;
;;
print Mypackage::test2();
;;
print test();
"
hiya @ Wed Apr 11 12:35:25 2018
hiya @ Wed Apr 11 12:35:25 2018
File Mypackage.pm:
package Mypackage;
use warnings;
use strict;
sub main::test { return 'hiya @ ' . localtime; }
sub test2 { ::test(); }
1;
Oh, and by the way: Don't Do This! Others have suggested much better ways of organizing your code.
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