Hi choroba, I have a main script app.psgi, inside I have several modules, modules in my local folder like module1.pm, module2.pm, etc

This modules have own functions.

In the app.psgi I have anothers functions relation to router engine urls, to dispach content according to url.

My target is set a value or get a value from main script (app.psgi) and pass that value to all modules, and retrieve the value from module via the function set in main script.

* To do this I can pass a function value to another function.
* I can create a our variable
* I can used db to retrieve data

But I want to avoid the above list, that's why the title of this thread.

In reply to Re^2: Call subroutine of main namespace from package in Plack by Thenothing
in thread Call subroutine of main namespace from package in Plack by Thenothing

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