This is kind of the response I wish I had time for today, but like all of us, sometimes firefighting in other areas in life take precedence.

This answer, along with other answers, particularly AnomalousMonks post here spell it out for me.

I'm still fire-fighting, so if nobody else gets a chance before I can, OP should be introduced into coderefs, and sending in subroutines as a parameter. Somehow I feel passing in function references to a call to a module's functions/methods fit in this case.

In reply to Re^4: Call subroutine of main namespace from package in Plack by stevieb
in thread Call subroutine of main namespace from package in Plack by Thenothing

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