You may need to call your function like so:

&mypackage::myfunc("hello");
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since that function hasn't been defined in your code, it may require the leading `&'.

Also, myfunc() probably doesn't autoload for you, helping to cause this problem.

check out the docs for Shell for a similar example.

use Shell;
sub ls;
print ls;
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without 'sub ls;', this would fail under strict.

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Casey