I tried to reproduce your set-up from your description, and it works like a charm for me, so unless there is some difference between Windows and Unix that is relevant to this problem, or your code is significantly different from mine, I have no clue what could be the cause of the errors you're having. I include all the code below; maybe by comparing it with yours you will to figure out where the problem is. In my case, all the files live in /tmp/test/testlib. 

#! perl
# run.pl
use lib '/tmp/test';
use testlib::testlib;

Test::test();
__END__
# testlib.pm
package Test;

{
  use Cwd ();
  my $cur_dir = Cwd::cwd;
  chdir '/tmp/test/testlib'
    or die "chdir failed: $!";
  for ( <*.pm> ) {
    next if $_ eq 'testlib.pm';
    s/\.pm$//;
    warn "require'ing $_";
    eval "require testlib\:\:$_" or die @$;
  }
  chdir $cur_dir or die "chdir failed: $!";
}

sub test {
  Test::test1();
  Test::test2();
}
__END__
# mod1.pm
package Test;

1;

sub test1 {
  print 'test1 called', $/;
}
__END__
# mod2.pm
package Test;

1;

sub test2 {
  print 'test2 called', $/;
}
__END__

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the lowliest monk

In reply to Re^3: Require all modules in lib ? by tlm
in thread Require all modules in lib ? by ZlR

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