--Not at all sure why anyone would want to do this...

How about for Perl poetry? Rename the module to "Poetic" perhaps playing about with the name you give it so that you can declare:

use Poetic ':license';

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for example. The mind boggles thinking what else could be exported. Poetic 'anguish' anybody?

On an only slightly more serious note: would it be possible for the module to call core routines by approximate names alse ?

subb teste {
  prynte "testyng";
}

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Osfameron

In reply to RE: Call Subroutines by Approximate Name (poetic license) by osfameron
in thread Call Subroutines by Approximate Name by davorg

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