Thanks radiant.matrix,
Thats working with the exception of the error message (forgot the package command in one of the files thus it caused problems (all files are part of main as they were orginally in the main file and only stripped out and put into smaller ones to make reading and editing easier))....
. Specifically, I'd like the eval (prefer eval over the dispatch in this situation), to call nopageerror (which is in the main package). I've tried adding else commands to the if, however, as my luck this week has been, its kicking out with an error (probibily because it not valid, didn't find a ref to useing if-then-else in eval's, but thought I'd try anyway). The reason for calling nopageerror, is to display a useful information in the browser as well as generate special logs that arn't quite as cryptic as the Perl error messages and Apache logs...

What would I have to do to be able to eval the var, if the var is a function, execute it, if not, call the sub routine to issue the error message about the missing function. This is probibily so simple that I'm over looking it...

In reply to Re^4: Loading all files in a dir with use via for loop by Delusional
in thread Loading all files in a dir with use via for loop by Delusional

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