It's not uncommon to have third-party modules to export names,

I always explicitly specify the functions I import for other reasons, so it doesn't matter what third-party modules export. 

use B qw( );          # Import nothing

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use B qw( foo bar );  # but not moo

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It doesn't solve the problem, but it limits the chance of it happening. 

use B qw( moo );      # doh!

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If you were paranoid, you could import as follows: 

use B qw( );
BEGIN {
   *_moo = \&B::moo;
}

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Then the imported sub will be named _moo. But I don't think it's worth the effort.

In reply to Re: Need help with clashing method names by ikegami
in thread Need help with clashing method names by dk

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