The module originally called Exporter::Dream has been released as Exporter::Tidy today. (Version: 0.05)

Since the post here, quite some things have changed, but I didn't bother to put them in the Changes file, since it is the first CPAN release.

• Speedup: I tried hard to remove scope where possible
• Speedup: Loading Carp is now delayed until it is actually needed
• Speedup: strict is no longer used
• Speedup: Default import hardcoded (thanks: scrottie)
• Compatibility improvement: Made it work with 5.005 (and possibly older versions too)
• Change: The name changed (thanks: Aristotle)
• Documentation updates
• Tests suite

• Exporter::Tidy is smaller than Exporter, but supports the Exporter::Heavy features (export tags, exporting of non-subs) out of the box.
• Exporter::Tidy is faster than Exporter::Heavy.

Please test the module and let me know if anything's wrong. Thanks!

Juerd
- http://juerd.nl/
- spamcollector_perlmonks@juerd.nl (do not use).

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