How does this call to a subroutine in a Perl module work?

You are using the indirect object syntax that Perl allows (but in modern code is discouraged). Basically, if a name is not predeclared, it can be placed in front of an object (or class name) separated with a space.

It's the indirect object syntax for method calls, which lets you put the method name before the object name.

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