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use strict;
use warnings;
use Sub::Uplevel;
# subroutine A calls subroutine B with uplevel(), so when
# subroutine B queries caller(), it gets main as the caller (just
# like subroutine A) instead of getting subroutine A
sub sub_a {
print "Entering Subroutine A\n";
print "caller() says: ", join( ", ", (caller())[0 .. 2] ), "\n";
print "Calling B with uplevel\n";
uplevel 1, \&sub_b;
}
sub sub_b {
print "Entering Subroutine B\n";
print "caller() says: ", join( ", ", (caller())[0 .. 2] ), "\n";
}
sub_a();