I know this is a bit overkill, but, another solution altogether would be to write a function that just returns the value of your my'd variables. Something like this would work (untested): 
package CNLLog;
my $_POST_CONVERSION = "postConversion";
my $_CORRECTIVE_SCRIPTS = "correctiveScripts";

sub postConversion_status {
    return $_POST_CONVERSION;
}

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And in your other package: 
use CNLLog;
$temp = CNLLog::postConversion_status;
print $temp;

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Exporter is a great module, but sometimes people don't want you stepping over their namespaces (functional or otherwise... And I know that you should use  @EXPORT_OK, but not everyone does that). So, using fully-qualified function calls can be very useful.

Hope that helps some,

Theodore Charles III
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In reply to Re: How to use variables from other package? by Necos
in thread How to use variables from other package? by Anonymous Monk

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