> Defining a new package name for each one is going to just keep adding memory consumption.

so what about just deleting the namespace?

  DB<123> ; {package TMP; eval 'sub bla {"BLA"}'}

  DB<124> TMP::bla()
 => "BLA"

  DB<125> delete  ${'main::'}{'TMP::'}
 => do {
  my $a = *main::TMP::;
  $a = { bla => *TMP::bla };
  $a;
}

  DB<126> TMP::bla()
Undefined subroutine &TMP::bla called at (eval 72)[multi_perl5db.pl:64
+4] line 2.

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Cheers Rolf

( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)

In reply to Re^2: Prevent import of subroutines from eval (delete namespace) by LanX
in thread Prevent import of subroutines from eval by Swandog

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