Dear monks, Is there a good resouce for module inheritance? Have googled plenty but can't find any good enough. I don't have my basics right. Works partially for me. There is a module, say Generic.pm which is being inherited in Module1 successfully using 
use base qw/Generic/;

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and Generic.pm contains 
require Exporter;
our @ISA = ("Exporter");
our @EXPORT_OK = qw/sub1 sub2/;

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Now I wish to inherit Module1 in Module2, so I say in Module2.pm 
use base qw/Module1/;

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but this gives me errors everytime I try to call a Module1 function. Do I need to include the require Exporter stuff again in Module1? Thanks. Fixed. Added the Exporter stuff in Module1 and works just fine. However, had to add ALL the subs in Module1 in its @EXPORT. Is there an easier way so that it exports all its subs by default? Thanks mate.

In reply to Module inheritance by adichow

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