As I mentioned upstream, it's difficult to subgroup this... morass more. I've already pulled out the content that's going to be on every document into another module from the stuff that's optional and might show up "anywhere" into another module.

The naming scheme on the subs is already going to group subs sorted alphabetically about as well as I can get them further grouped.

It's either that or I'll have three to five modules with two to four subs in them (for the few tables that have a few variations), and a gigantic "misc" lump. Which is barely helpful.

But thank you, /^sub/ is a facepalmingly simple solution. Of course I don't need to balance braces. Jeeze. All this text is rotting my brain.

In reply to Re^4: Meta-perl - sorting my perl subs with perl? by Syndaryl
in thread Meta-perl - sorting my perl subs with perl? by Syndaryl

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