Thanks, count0, your answer leads me to another question about the warning:

You say that the warning means that outside of Private.pm I would have to call Carp::carp() since Carp.pm exports carp() (apparently only to Private.pm, doesn't carry over to anything that loaded Private). But, if a module doesn't export anything, doesn't that mean I would have to call its subs in the same way (somemodule::somesub())?

If that last bit is true, is there any way to have one module load all the modules everything would need and then allow all other modules to use the subs of those modules without having to prepend the package names(as long as they were exported)?

Thanks again!

Apprentice

In reply to Re: Re: Private namespace package question by apprentice
in thread Private namespace package question by apprentice

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