Oh, the original code does what I want it to do already. Unfortunately the warning pops up. Your version circumvents the warning, but in a way that is not helpful to me, because it cannot be applied to the real code. A little less compact version of the actual code would be:

package Get::Me::My::Config;
use Config::Std;

sub get_config {
  read_config _file_name() => my %config;
  return \%config;
}

package Database::Stuff;

use base q(Rose::DB);
use Get::Me::My::Config;

sub init_db { 
  my $db_conf = Get::Me::My::Config->get_config->{db_conf};
  return _create_db_from($db_conf);
}

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Something like this. Now to apply your changes, I would need to change the lexical into a package global, which simply is not what I intended for this variable to be at this place.

In reply to Re^4: Config::Std to lexial in BEGIN { } throws warning? by gorash
in thread Config::Std to lexical in BEGIN { } throws warning? by gorash

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