Hi,
I have been trying to implement the SelfLoader module in my script. I would like to know what is the mistake I am doing. Any suggestion would be welcome.
Thanks
bayruds
In my script
------------ 
use SelfLoader;
sub sub1;
use ModuleA;
my $val = new ModuleA;

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In the moduleA
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package ModuleA;
use SelfLoader;
sub new;
sub A1;

use ModuleB
__DATA__
sub new {
}
sub A1 {
}

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Undefined subroutine &ModuleA::new called at script.pl line 4 (#1)
    
(F) The subroutine indicated hasn't been defined, or if it was, it has
+ since been undefined.

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