Dear Monks,
as a self written base class I use for all my objects is growing steadily, I try to focus it a bit more on my specific demands and outsource more common functionality. One of these features is provided by Class::Accessor. Reading the documentation I cannot see where this is difficult to use or where I might make any errors but the following code: 
BEGIN{
  ...
  use Class::Accessor;
  our ( $VERSION, $LAST_ERROR, @ISA, @EXPORT, @EXPORT_OK, %EXPORT_TAGS
+ );
  @ISA         = qw( Class::Accessor );
  ...
  Variant->mk_accessor( qw(name nodes) );
}

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exits on compilation with the following message: 
Can't locate object method "mk_accessor" via package "Variant" at Vari
+ant.pm line 31.

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I wonder if someone with some experience using this class can spot the error as I have spent almost a day on this yet no proper clue what is going wrong.

Cheers,
PerlingTheUK

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