Greetings and a HNY for 2014 to all you fellow monasterians ,

I have a module that should be capable of auto-exporting, via the import() sub, an initialized variable, $VAR, via a typeglob i.e. not via Exporter, into the useing packages namespace. At its simplest (I'm afraid that I'm not at liberty to divulge the exact details), my module code is along the lines of ... 

use warnings;
use strict;
package Package;

my $Val;

sub import {
    Val = qw/some_val/;
    my $caller = caller;
    no strict qw/refs/;
    *{"$caller\::VAR"} = *Val;
}

1;

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The variable is, indeed, set i.e. I see "Some_val" c/w "Something's wrong", if the declaration is made thus... 
use Package;
our $VAR;

warn $VAR;

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My question now is, what have I overlooked such that cases where the variable declaration is made in a list work e.g. neither of the following 2 cases work... 
use Package;
our ($VERSION, $VAR);

warn $VAR;

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or 
use package;
our ($VAR, $VERSION);

warn $VAR;

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In both of the above cases, I see the "Something's wrong" warning.

Any thoughts/insights etc. gratefully received

TIA ,

Further update:

Code will never run without relaxing <C>strict refs<C/> ... doh!!

Update:

Add clarification thanx to choroba who was good enough to point out the lack of clarity in the OP.

A user level that continues to overstate my experience :-))

In reply to glob'ing and variable setting by Bloodnok

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