I'm usually partial to this method. Of course, you might not like the fact that it searches @ISA for a class that contains the subroutine. Oh well.

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;

my %lists = (
      'test1'    =>              "stuff",
      'test2'    =>              "things",
      'test3'    =>              "whatever"
);

for my $i (keys %lists) {

  my $sub = UNIVERSAL::can(__PACKAGE__,$i) || sub { warn "Couldn't cal
+l $i" };
  &$sub;
}

sub test1 {

   print "New message for test1\n";

}

sub test2 {

   print "New message for test2\n";

}
__END__
New message for test1
Couldn't call test3 at - line 13.
New message for test2

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