Hello!
Let's consider following strip-down example:
# file a.pl
use strict;
package a;
our $var=1;
warn "var=$var";
# file b.pl
use strict;
#no strict qw/vars/;
require 'b.pl';
package a;
warn "var=$var";
How to get rid of "no strict qw/vars/;" to not get message "Global symbol
"$var" requires explicit package name at b.pl", please? There is a package
specification ("package a;") in the b.pl file.
Generally, I want to add a key to a global class hash variable (%opt)
declared with our in a class module from another file.
I realised, that there is possible without warning to define a subroutine
in another package, but not to use a global variable from that package
(=namespace).
Thank you
Hans
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