Dear Monks
I am trying to store and retrieve the values via storage object. My main program use 3 packages:
1. Storage
2. Source
3. Destination

Now within Source.pm, I like to store some data using an object($storage) of Storage class and would like to access the same object in Destination.pm to retrive the value.

I have multiple instances of Source and Destination object and Storage class stores historical values as well which Destination objects uses any time. Where do I declare the $storage object? I try to use 'our' That doesn't seem to present $storage in the other packages.
I am trying to achieve something like 

use Storage;
our $storage = new Storage();
use Source;
use Destination;
my $input = 'source.txt';
while (<IN>) {
    $source = new Source($_);
    $destination = new Destination();
    $source->storeData();
    $destination->useData();
}

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The storeData and useData should have access to the single $storage object all the time. I would rather not pass data around via objects. As multiple classes can access the same data using the storage object as desire.

Thanks,
Seeking art of storage
Artist

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