Define yourself a custom function to do your "approach".

I called it cryptic, guess why... 

  DB<170> sub cryptic { my ($func,$meth,$args) = @_ ; $func->()->$meth
+(eval $args) }

  DB<171> x [$self,$mysub,$myargs]
0  ARRAY(0x3c46108)
   0  'bla'
   1  'test'
   2  '$a,$b'
  DB<172>  &$self->$mysub ( eval $myargs )
[bless({}, "TEMP"), 42, 666]

  DB<173> cryptic( 'bla' , 'test', '$a,$b' )
[bless({}, "TEMP"), 42, 666]

  DB<174>

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you'll probably need to deactivate strict inside.

edit

and caller will tell you the name of the package from where you called cryptic()

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
Wikisyntax for the Monastery

In reply to Re^3: How can I call a Perl sub with an object from a sub name stored in a var? by LanX
in thread How can I call a Perl sub with an object from a sub name stored in a var? by misterperl

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