Right, firstly,
Error::Simple is not a module it is a
package that is defined in the file
Error.pm. So
SomeError.pm should look like
package MyError::SomeError;
use Error;
@ISA = qw/ Error::Simple /;
1;
Secondly, take a look at your error message -
Can't locate MyErrors/SomeError.pm. Note the 's' after 'MyError', which would indicate that the code you're displaying isn't the exact code you're using.
Please see. perlmod and Error before going any further.
HTH
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broquaint
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