Just fully qualify your file handles. 

# file Foo.pm
package Foo;
1;
__DATA__
Foo
foo foo foo

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# file Bar.pm
package Bar;

1;
__DATA__
print Bar. I told you so.

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Last, the script... 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use Foo;
use Bar;
print while <DATA>;
print "Foo:\n";
print while <Foo::DATA>;
print "Bar:\n";
print while <Bar::DATA>;

__DATA__
so this works.

__END__
so this works.
Foo:
Foo
foo foo foo

Bar:
print Bar. I told you so.

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If you can read from the different DATA filehandles, you've got them. ;)

Parting from there, you can get at the file name via fileno and /proc/$$/fd/ (on linux, that is):

#!/usr/bin/perl

use Foo;
use Bar;
print while <DATA>;
system "ls -l /proc/$$/fd";
print "Foo: ",fileno Foo::DATA, "\n";
print while <Foo::DATA>;
print "Bar: ",fileno Bar::DATA, "\n";
print while <Bar::DATA>;

__DATA__
so this works.

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perl -le'print map{pack c,($-++?1:13)+ord}split//,ESEL'

In reply to Re: Filehandle of the current sourcecode, pointing after last code line? by shmem
in thread Filehandle of the current sourcecode, pointing after last code line? by LanX

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