Thank you for the support. Let me clear the thing I have placed the .pm file code here.I now will try to explain it what I understood. I want to call it by using .pl where I will use the pic.pm file 
package alter;

sub onPerform
{
  my $nec = shift;
  my $ipic1 = org::item::essential($nec, "Input Picture");
my $(ipic) = $nec->locateAbsolutepath($ipic1);

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"org::item::essential" is a module of to get some parameters and the "input picture" have to get the parameters that will be assigned to $ipic1. The $(ipic) will take the $ipic1. I want to call the subroutine "onPerform" to input the "Input Picture" 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use pic;#.pm file

my $rapaz1 = 'C:/Users/RAPAZ/Desktop/try/train19_01.chm';


my $rapaz = alter->onPerform();
$rapaz-> {"Input Picture"} = ($rapaz1);

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Please help me how to call the subroutine and pass the file location "input picture" so that it gets the parameter and get prepared for $(ipic)

In reply to Re^2: Passing file location in a subroutine by Rapazzini
in thread Passing file location in a subroutine by Rapazzini

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