how about:

sub DIRUtil
{
    my $self = shift;
    my $caller;
    
    $caller = shift if ref $_[0];
    
    my ($path, $dirname, $option) = @_;

    while ($option eq "-c") {
        print $path."\n";
        chdir($path) or next;
        mkdir ("xxx") or next;
        return;
    } continue {
        # failure handling
        
        $caller->() if $caller;
        return;
    }
}

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and

sub caller {
    $other->DIRUtil (&caller, ...);
}

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Of course the failure handling in DIRUtil needs to exit early if directory creation failed.

BTW, $Utils = new Tools; is an error and the quoting in "D:/\box/\/\somthing/\SB" is bogus. /'s don't need to be quoted and as written it is the following letter that is needlessly quoted in any case. Using strictures (use strict; use warnings;) would pick up at least some of these problems for you.

DWIM is Perl's answer to Gödel

In reply to Re: re-calling called functions by GrandFather
in thread re-calling called functions by opensourcer

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