Is something like this what you need? 
#first a simple demo
sub foo{ print "foo ",scalar caller,"\n";goto &bar}
sub bar{ print "bar ",scalar caller,"\n";goto &baz}
sub baz{ print "baz ",scalar caller,"\n";goto &bunk}
sub bunk{ print "bunk ",scalar caller,"\n";}

# now the chained functions
sub foo1{ print "foo1 ",scalar caller,"\n";chain(@list)}
sub bar1{ print "bar1 ",scalar caller,"\n";chain(@list)}
sub baz1{ print "baz1 ",scalar caller,"\n";chain(@list)}
sub bunk1{ print "bunk1 ",scalar caller,"\n";chain(@list)}

sub chain{
    if(@list){
        my $func = shift @list;
        goto &$func;
    }
}

# run the demo
foo();

# now establish the chain and call the funcs
# 
@list = qw(foo1 bar1 baz1 bunk1);
chain(@list);

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In reply to Re: Composing or chaining subroutines by traveler
in thread Composing or chaining subroutines by dragonchild

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