Okay, So I am currently implementing sort of a dispatch table and using eval to accomplish dynamically loading the right class/module.

Here is an example of what I am doing:

my %category = (
    'ClassOne'   => ['ClassOne',   'process'],
    'ClassTwo'   => ['ClassTwo',   'process'],
    'ClassThree' => ['ClassThree', 'process'],
);

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And further down in the app, I am calling this eval in a while loop: 
eval 'use Category::'.$category{$$methods{'category'}}[0].';'.
     'my $handle = Category::'.$category{$$methods{'category'}}[0].'->
+new();'.
     '$handle->'.$category{$$methods{'category'}}[1].'($key, $params, 
+$testCase);';
print $@ if ($@);

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Now I want to remove dynamically instantiating the module from the loop and then call the handle->method() from within the loop. What would be the best way to accomplish this?

In reply to Dynamic use/require by Elijah

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