Hello
I've got a little problem with method invocation, here is a code: 

my $l = new z;

$l->{xxx4} = 'wrong way';

my $str = 'xxx';
my $str1 = "4";
my $str2 = "param1";

eval ("print \$l->$str$str1(\$str2)");

package z;

sub new
   {
   my $class = shift;
   my $self = {};
   return bless $self, $class;
   };

sub xxx4
   {
   my $self = shift;
   my $param = shift;
   return "were requested xxx4: $param \n";
   };

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It's just an example to show the problem.
The point is: 
eval ("print \$l->$str$str1(\$str2)");

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I want make same actions without using eval.
At perlobj there is an example:

$method = $fast ? "findfirst" : "findbest";
$fred->$method(@args);          # call by name

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so for my case it will be something like 

my $method = $str.$str1;
print $l->$method($str2);

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the question is: can it be done at single string?
Thank you.

In reply to method invocation syntax at perl by braveghost

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