I assume, the reason you need to retieve $A::ScopeVariable without the
package name is that you want to call B::main() from different packages.

Well, technically, the way you say it - this doesn't look to be possible.

However, there are some work-arounds that you may consider:
- pass parameters to your B::main(), or
- Put together one special package that will host the data
  that you need to be visible from everywhere, and always use
  that package name.

HTH,
Eugene Haimov.

-----Original Message-----
From: Aditya Prasad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2003 3:07 AM
To: Activeperl (E-mail)
Subject: Query about Variable Scope Across packages and Across files...



Hello,
I am having a series of packages that call other packages one after the other. Let 
assume that i have two packages A and B. All of these are implemented in  seperate 
files. Typically package A's subroutine would call a sub routine in package B. 

If i declare a variable in a subroutine in package A, is there any way of accessing 
this variable in package B's subroutine that is called from A without having to 
specify the package name?

Consider the example below:

A.pm
====
package A;
use B;
sub main{
#ScopeVariable here should be accessible in package B
$ScopeVariable = "In Package A";
B::main();
}
1;

B.pm
====
package B;
use C;
sub main{
#the ScopeVariable in A::main should be accessible here, without having to specify the 
package name, is this possible?
}
1;

I know for sure that if i use an access specifier $A::ScopeVariable then it will work 
fine. I have tried various scope specifiers like my, local and ours.
thanks in advance,
aditya

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