Hello world! My first post here, so hope not be blamed. First, introduce that I like to call my module in this way : 
use myRoboFolks;
eval {
  hey myRoboFolks -> provided(%argv) -> please("do something");
}; 
Sorry if $@;

# hey() is the constructor alias to new() for real
# Sorry is an exported sub which extends die() by 
# $SIG{__DIE__} capture

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Question: Can I do something to make "With" alias to use()? So I can write 

With myRoboFolks; 
eval {...}

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Plus, if there's such a way, can it apply to other perlfuncs ?

My current approach is to use eval{require()} at the BEGIN block, because 'require' looks better than 'use' but I think I better reserve the BEGIN block more clear for some init processes. And this approach actually looks bulky.

So... I am not a professional programmer, and I just want to write codes in the style un-dull, for my very own long boring projects. So please don't blame me on the style manner, I really need some fun with the codes...

Any clues would be much appreciate! Thanks a lot!

In reply to Possible to make alias for 'use' ? by exilepanda

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