The equivalent of 
$invocant->$method_name( @args )

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is 
($module.'::'.$function_name)->( @args )     # Perl 5.6+

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or 
&{ $module.'::'.$function_name }( @args )

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use strict qw( refs ); forbids these (as it should), so you can use the following: 

my $ref = do {
   no strict qw( refs );
   \&{ $module.'::'.$function_name }
};
$ref->( @args )

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Except it turns out that \&{...} is exempt from strict reference enforcement, so you can simply use 

my $ref = \&{ $module.'::'.$function_name };
$ref->( @args )

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or even 

( \&{ $module.'::'.$function_name } )->( @args )

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This trick to bypass strict reference enforcement is not documented.

In reply to Re: Calling $function from $module by ikegami
in thread Calling $function from $module by Anonymous Monk

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