"...I take back..."

Some callow ideas. Perhaps they are helpful:

Debug.pm

package Debug { use Role::Tiny; use feature qw(say); requires qw(debug); say __PACKAGE__; sub spew { my ( $self, $message ) = @_; $message if $self->debug; } 1; }

Foo.pm

package Foo { use Class::Tiny qw(nose debug); use Role::Tiny::With; use Class::Method::Modifiers; use feature qw(say); with qw(Debug); after 'nose' => sub { say shift->spew(__PACKAGE__); }; 1; }

Bar.pm

package Bar { use Class::Tiny qw(nose debug); use Role::Tiny::With; use Class::Method::Modifiers; use feature qw(say); with qw(Debug); after 'nose' => sub { say shift->spew(__PACKAGE__); }; 1; }

run.pl

#!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; use warnings; use Foo; use Bar; use feature qw(say); say __PACKAGE__; my $foo = Foo->new( { debug => 1, nose => q(kumquat) } ); my $bar = Bar->new( { debug => 1, nose => q(cuke) } ); say $foo->nose(); say $bar->nose(); __END__ karls-mac-mini:Mano_Man karl$ ./run.pl Debug main Foo kumquat Bar cuke

Best regards, Karl

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In reply to Re^3: Overriding Global Variables by karlgoethebier
in thread Overriding Global Variables by Mano_Man

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