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If all your concerned about is long class names in calling OO code nobody seems to have mentioned the simplest option - just put the class name in a constant subroutine or a variable.

sub Very::Very::Very::Very::Long::Name::hello { my $class = shift; print "$class says hello\n" }; # old school way Very::Very::Very::Very::Long::Name->hello; # compile time constant sub works fine - but can be confusing to read use constant VVVVLN => 'Very::Very::Very::Very::Long::Name'; VVVVLN->hello; # I tend to just use a variable my $VVVVLN = 'Very::Very::Very::Very::Long::Name'; $VVVVLN->hello;

In reply to Re: Pragma (more) like Java's 'import'? by adrianh
in thread Pragma (more) like Java's 'import'? by djantzen

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