I have an interesting problem. I need to be able to require a list of modules... however even though I know that the file is there, it insists it is not.
This is the sub itself: 
sub loadmod(@){
   shift if(ref($_[0]));
   $@ = 0;
   foreach (@_){
      croak("loadmod() cannot load any packages outside of it's own pa
+ckage area (RPG).  Package Requested: $pack") unless($_ =~ m/^RPG::/o
+);
      eval{ require $_ };
      croak("Unable to locate $_\n\@INC includes: ".join(", ", @INC)) 
+if($@);
   }
}

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It is being called like this:

   loadmod qw(RPG::Item::Weapon::Spear);

Any ideas about the problem?

This is the output: 
Unable to locate RPG::Item::Weapon::Spear @INC includes: E:/Perl/lib, 
+E:/Perl/site/lib, . at test1.pl line 5

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The file requested really exists... as: RPG/Item/Weapon/Spear.pm

I'm afraid I may not be very clear, but to summerize, I want to be able to import modules using require and a sub. If I wasn't clear enough on anything, just ask.


"Wierd things happen, get used to it"

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Edit: chipmunk 2001-10-16

In reply to require $package? by Flame

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