Or you could just use aliased:

use aliased 'Long::Class::Name::For::Customer';
my $customer = Customer->new;

use aliased 'Worker::Class::With::A::Long::Name' => 'Worker';
my $worker = Worker->new;

use aliased 'Class::Name::With::Imports::For::Munger', Munger => @impo
+rt_list;
my $munger = Munger->new;

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Or if you prefer lexicals:

use aliased;
my $Customer = alias 'Long::Class::Name::For::Customer';
my $customer = $Customer->new;

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This works well because the module author doesn't need to provide support for it. aliased pretty much works for any OO module.

Cheers,
Ovid

New address of my CGI Course.

In reply to Re^2: Getting rid of "new" (wrong target; perl6) by Ovid
in thread Getting rid of "new" by xdg

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