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Lord0
Is there a quick way to find out the fully qualified name of the package you
are currently in?
are currently in?
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Sherm Pendley
Lord0 said:Is there a quick way to find out the fully qualified name of the package you
are currently in?
This question is frequently asked, and is included in Perl's FAQ:
perldoc -q "current package"
Have you read the posting guidelines that appear here frequently?
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