It's generally not a Good Thing to access globals from outside a sub if these values should much better be passed as parameters. The unqualified use of '$File::Fimnd::name','$File::Find::dir' and '$_' makes it quite impossible to look at this function alone.

Second: it's not neccessary to quote "$vars", this is Perl, not Bash.

Third: 's/\//\:\:/g' can much better be written as 's#/#::#g'.

#fourth:
#self->{_$superclass[1].$superclass[2]} = new $name;
#that's not what you want, you want:
$self->{ "_$superclass[1].$superclass[2]" } = ...;

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Fifth, and most important: what does $name contain at the 'new $name' point? Is there really a package defined in that dynamic module? Did you try "$name->new"?

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In reply to Re: Dynamically load unknown modules by fruiture
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