Anybody help with this, please?

I created a wrapper package (say Mylog) around Log4perl and mirrored all the Log4perl functions in that package: debug, info, warn, error, etc.

To make the logging easy to use, I used Exporter to export all the Mylog functions (instead of having to call Mylog::debug, etc.). The problem, then, is with warn() - if I just call warn(), then the built-in warn will be called...

Is there any way to get around this, or should I just change the name of this function in Mylog? Or always use Mylog::func or even change the logging funcs to be mylog_debug, mylog_warn, etc. What's the best/correct approach? 

#!/usr/bin/perl
 
use strict;
use warnings;
 
use Mylog qw/mylog_init debug info warn error fatal logwarn logdie/;
 
debug("just a test... - debug\n");
warn("just a test... - warn\n");    # I guess this will always call th
+e built-in...
info("just a test... - info\n");

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Thanks

In reply to Log4perl & warn by Anonymous Monk

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