Dear Perlmonks, I try to call a derived class from a base class. See code: 
package person;
    use Method::Signatures;

    method new (%args) {
        return bless {%args}, $self;
    }
    
    method name () {
        return "*person*\n";
    }
    
    method myname () {
        return name()
    }

package eva;
    our @ISA = ("person");
    use Method::Signatures;

    method name () {
        return "eva\n";
    }

my $p = new person ();
print $p->name ();

my $e = new eva ();
print $e->name();

print $e->myname();

# returns:
# *person*
# eva
# *person*

1;

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How can I achieve, that $e->myname () returns "eva". Which means, that a direved class calls its baseclass (function myname) and the baseclass should call the name function of the Child class.

In reply to OO-Perl Question: How to call a derived class from a base class? by BluePerl

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