Hey Oh Wise ones, I am just getting into coding with inheritance for modules. I know when I want to export something from a module into another module I need to use 
require exporter;
export = qw (functions, $variables, @arrays);

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To make sure whatever is in export can be seen by something else. But what Im not sure on, or how to tackle it is how to export things from my main script to its child modules for example 
  $dbh = $dbi->connect(...)
  $variable2= $something2->othermethod();

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With explictly passing $dbh into othermethod() as 
 
 $variable2= $something2->othermethod($dbh,...);

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How can I export a specific set of variables from the main script to everything that gets call from inside the main script Hope my description is understandable :-) Thanks! The Dumb one seeking wisdom

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