There's many things in the module, and I don't know which ones I'll want to use (I already use many). https://metacpan.org/pod/Device::BCM2835 It's really backwards having to turn off warnings to just add something to the current namespace without having to turn off warnings and hack around it, considering that variables are exported in a sensible way, but the functions aren't, and warnings/strict are useless. Can I change a sub declaration to force it to assign the sub to the same sub in the current namespace like the hash?

Using the experimental 'lexical_subs' works for what I expect.

In reply to Re^6: Export and use different package in module by chenhonkhonk
in thread Export and use different package in module by chenhonkhonk

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