I searched CPAN for Perl6 and did not find any modules that offer that ability yet. You could do something like: 
use strict;

my $code = do {local $/;<DATA>};
$code =~ s/(\w)\.(\w)/$1->$2/g;
$code =~ s/(?<!\w)_(?!\w)/./g;
eval $code;
die $@ if $@;

__DATA__
my $foo = Foo.new();
$foo.foo('foo');
$foo.bar('bar');
$foo.baz('baz');

print $foo.foo _ "\n" _ $foo.bar _ "\n" _ $foo.baz _ "\n";

package Foo;
use Class::MethodMaker
new     => 'new',
get_set => [ qw /foo bar baz / ];

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but not only is that twisted (and silly), there is more than likely some usage of . and _ that i missed with the regexes. Best to just stick with the arrow notation - it is only one more character to type, after all ... that or start using Python ... /duck

UPDATE: belg4mit++ for suggesting Filter::Simple - i missed that one ...

In reply to Re: Is there any way I can use object.method() instead of object->method()? by jeffa
in thread Is there any way I can use object.method() instead of object->method()? by QwertyD

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