Thanks rjray. Good idea. I think I'll steal it!

For some reason I could not get the Plugin::Print::run to work.

Test file "foo.pl"

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
Plugin::Print::run;
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Then in the Plugin directory I have Print.pm

package Plugin::Print;
sub run { print "Got print run!\n" }
1;
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When I run this I get Undefined subroutine &Plugin::Print::run called at foo.pl line 3.

I expermented some and found that I could do this Test file "foo.pl"

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
use Plugin;
Plugin::Print::run;
Plugin::Edit::run;
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Then in Plugin.pm in same directory

package Plugin::Print;
sub run { print "Got print run!\n" }
package Plugin::Edit;
sub run { print "Got print run!\n" }
1;
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This works well enough but I'm curious why the first one didn't work?

TunesMan