Look into Exporter's export_to_level function. Somehting like this:

  # in your PmLoader module... 
  sub import 
  {
     ## do whatever you need to do, and then
     eval "
       require $module;
       $module->export_to_level(2);
     ";
     ## obivously, don't forget to check for errors
  }

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Update: On a second thought, not all modules have a export_to_level function, so it's really better to separate out those two statements into two eval() calls... 

   eval "require $module";
   ## check for errors...
   eval "$module->export_to_level(2)";
   ## this one can/may fail, so may be just warn?
   ## or I guess you could check by doing
   ##
   ##   $module->can( 'export_to_level' );
   ##

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In reply to Re: Re: use/require $MODULE (a variable) by lestrrat
in thread use/require $MODULE (a variable) by cadphile

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