Hi all,

I'm trying to mock a module's subroutines that are exported using the Exporter module and @EXPORT. The problem I'm running into is Test::MockModule doesn't overload the subroutines in @EXPORT but will with @EXPORT_OK. 

use_ok( 'Test::MockModule'); 
my $module = new Test::MockModule("silly::module");

# this works and overloads the export_ok_sub()
$module->mock('export_ok_sub', sub { return }); 

# this doesn't overload the export_sub()
$module->mock('export_sub', sub { return });

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What am I missing? I know it is something simple.

Jason L. Froebe

Blog, Tech Blog

In reply to Test::MockModule and EXPORT by jfroebe

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