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Thanks. This looks like it's exactly what I was looking for. Is this lexically scoped in such a way that if it happens in a method, the foo_name_space that is require'd in can't be seen by another mod_perl process?

Also, to clarify, here is a small example using Symbol as suggested:

#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use Symbol qw( delete_package ); + eval { do './foo_name_space.dat'; print "within eval: ",$foo_name_space::data,"\n" if $foo_name_space: +:data; delete_package('foo_name_space'); }; if( $@ ){ print "Oops [$!]","\n"; } if($foo_name_space::data){ print "outside eval: ",$foo_name_space::data,"\n" }else{ print "no such namespace\n"; }

In reply to Re: Re: scoped namespace? by Anonymous Monk
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