I think there should be some non-regex way of getting the package of the code I evaluate, ie: 
my $retval = eval $source;
warn $retval->package; # prints package of evaluated # source

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why you ask? just look at this. I would rather not maintain this regex: 
my $code = join( '', <$fh> );
    close( $fh );
    eval $code;
    if ( $@ ) {
      $r->log_error( $@ );
      return SERVER_ERROR;
    }
    my $package = ($code =~ /^\s*package\s+([\w:]+);/m)[0];

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In reply to Getting the package of evaluated source code: by princepawn

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