The module name is EEBL::Game, and it is called (eventually) via the public API of playball. I would hope that when I reference my API's within the context of a specific module that they make sense.

I wonder if writers and linguistics would make a better programmers than a mathematicians? The ability to express yourself clearly in your code, to often seems to be a secondary concern for too many programmers.

It just struck me that in the context of a module called playball, prefixing all the api or method names with __playball_... is somewhat redundant.

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Sorry, maybe I was not clear, the module is EEBL::Game, the API is playball so,

my $game = EEBL::Game->new();

$game->playball;
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There are other APIs related to the Game that have no reference to 'playball', to keep it organized(and from me going insane), I prefix '__' to appropriate internal subs.