</code>
From top to bottom (and without testing)
A. You might try something like:
use Agent::Log;
sub import {
goto &Log::Agent::import;
}
in your subclass to export everything from Log::Agent to the caller (and your own class).
B. If you have a $Log::Agent::Driver var that the caller is relying on (and it is not exported by Log::Agent), you're out of luck, unless your subclass also uses $Log::Agent::Driver (maybe aliasing it:
*My::Log::Driver = \$Log::Agent::Driver
#this is sort of what an export does
C. Built-in inheriting in perl only applies to methods.
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