Yes, I gave PlxHml.pm the package name PlxHml, and removed the "use Plx;" statement. x_log is indeed defined in Plx.

I thought I had been told that exporting into main made the resource available to all modules, but I guess I misinterpreted what I heard. So I just added the use statements back into each module. Plx now uses PlxHml and PlxLang, PlxHml now uses Plx and PlxLang, and PlxLang now uses Plx and PlxHml. All scripts include all 3 "use" statements.

Now I'm getting

c:\()hml.pl
Undefined subroutine &PlxHml::x_log called at C:/Perl64/site/lib/PlxHm
+l.pm line 50.
Compilation failed in require at C:/Perl64/site/lib/Plx.pm line 128.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at C:/Perl64/site/lib/Plx.pm line 12
+8.
Compilation failed in require at C:\!dh\DH\COM\SRC\hml.pl line 206.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at C:\!dh\DH\COM\SRC\hml.pl line 206
+.

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Line 50 of PlxHml.pm is

x_log("\n($PM_PLXHML)");

Line 128 of Plx.pm is

use PlxHml;

And line 206 of hml.pl is

use Plx;

In reply to Re^5: Undiagnosable Problem by dhannotte
in thread Undiagnosable Problem by dhannotte

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