I see. You have option/value pairs and constants imported in the normal manner complete with :TAG forms, but no functions!

I already updated my design (back to) permitting pragmatic imports without a leading underscore. If you meant to write a callback and forgot to return something, you'll figure it out when the import doesn't import anything, so that's hardly a silent mysterious problem, and verbose mode will tell you exactly what really happened so you can find it easily enough.

I'd be honored if you'd tinker with it before the official release, to make sure it does what you need for TieRegistry. I think that's a great example of something more exotic then the plain global function import situation.

In reply to Re: (tye)Re2: Module Design Review - Exporter::VA by John M. Dlugosz
in thread Module Design Review - Exporter::VA by John M. Dlugosz

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