#!/usr/bin/perl

# https://perlmonks.org/?node_id=1230776

use strict;
use warnings;
## examples of sub_function.
sub test { print "test\n" }
sub test2 {print "test2\n" }
sub test3 {print "test3\n" }

## pair up variables with sub_function.
my $test = \&test;
my $test2 = \&test2;
my $test3 = \&test3;

#my @array = qw/ test test2 test3 /;
my @array = ( $test, $test2, $test3 );

foreach my $array (@array) {
             $array->()
                           }

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In reply to Re: call sub_function easily by tybalt89
in thread call sub_function easily by dideod.yang

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