$AUTOLOAD =~ s/${pkg}::([^(?:::)]+)$/$1/; Woops. Extended regex syntax does not work inside a character class. (It wouldn't be a character class if it did.) [^(?:::)] will match any single character that is not an open paren, a question mark, a colon, or a close paren.

It looks like you're trying to match a sequence of characters that does not include two colons in a row. This should work: s/${pkg}::((?:[^:]+|:(?!:))+)$/$1/; But I wonder if a simpler substitution would be more appropriate here: s/${pkg}:://;

In reply to Re: accessor/mutator with AUTOLOAD by chipmunk
in thread accessor/mutator with AUTOLOAD by rpc

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