Hello Monks, I have a weird question.

My String module has a hash reference: 

$reg = {
    url  => qr[^http://],
};

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and has an AUTOLOAD subroutine: 
sub AUTOLOAD {
    our $AUTOLOAD;
    my $arg = shift;

    if ($AUTOLOAD =~ /^is_/) {
        my $key = substr $AUTOLOAD, 3;
        my $val = $reg->{$val};
        return 1 if $arg =~ /$val/;
    }
}

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so I can use "is_**" subroutine and add new regix whenever I want, for example, I add like: 
$reg = {
    url  => qr[^http://],
    file => qr[^[a-Z]:/],
};

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so I can use "is_file" subroutine.

Then, to avoid typing String::is_url($str) but just is_url($str) on another file, I want to export "is***" subroutine by using Export.

To do so, I added this code: 

use Export;

our @EXPORT = do {
    no strict 'refs';
    grep {*$_{CODE}} keys %Str::;
};

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But it does not load AUTOLOADed subroutine "is_**" because it will be loaded when it's called.

Are there any way to call "is_***" without "String::" from another module?

Thanks in advance!

In reply to How to export un-exist subroutines by ryo0ka

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