Hi, I've a doubt. How can i call a subroutine in one perl file from another perl file?. I've two perl files namely One.pl and Two.pl Please have a look at the below code. 
#file name: One.pl

package MyPerl;
sub Main_Fn
{
    # Here i would like to call the subroutine
    # ProcessData()in file Two.pl
}
1;


#file name: Two.pl

package Second_Pak;
sub ProcessData
{
    # doing some processing here.
}
1;

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If we make the second file (Two.pl) as a perl module, then we can invoke the sub ProcessData()as below 
#file name One.pl

use Two;
package MyPerl;
sub Main_Fn
{
    Two::ProcessData();
}
1;

#file name Two.pm
package Two;
sub ProcessData
{

}
1;

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My question is here. Is there any way to call ProcessData without making the second file as perl module. Thanks,

In reply to Calling subroutine in a package from other perl sub. by Anonymous Monk

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