I want to create a module get info from different websites.And the other ones can calle my module'api just like this:

my $n=new->new();
$n->get_from_bbc(#some param#)
$n->get_from_voanews(#some param#)
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Now I implement it like this.

package news;

sub new
{
*get_from_bbc=sub{
                 #post GET request to www.bbc.com
                 get www.bbc.com;
                 #and do some process
 
                 return res;
                 };
*get_from_voanews=sub{
                 #post GET request to www.bbc.com
                 get www.bbc.com;
                 #and do some process
 
                 return res;               
                  }
                  
 #and more sub like above  
 #and more sub like above  
 #and more sub like above  
 #and more sub like above  


}
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But it seem trivial ,I thought if i can do like this .It will be better

package news;

sub new
{
my %news_sites={
get_from_bbc=>'www.bbc.com',
get_from_voanews=>'www.voanews.com',
#more websites#
}
foreach (keys %news_sites)
{

*{$_}=sub{       #post GET request to www.bbc.com
             
                 ###############
                 #if i can get the name of Subroutine
                 #I can do it like this.
                 ############
                 
                 get %news_sites{$name_of_Subroutine};
                 
                 #and do some process
 
                 return res;
                 };
}
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But the problem is that inside anonymous sub I don't know the other call the anonymity by

$n->get_from_bbc(#some param#)
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or

$n->get_from_voanews(#some param#)
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