However, I really don't like the automatic importing of so many functions, particularly enter, leave and caught.

Actually, I agreed with you from the beginning. Those three functions can be excluded from import, or selectively imported: 

use Log::Painless { shortcuts => [] };
#or
use Log::Painless { shortcuts => ['enter','leave'] };

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This is in the documentation, but I admit it doesn't jump out. I'd be happy to hear suggestions on how to make the document more clear.

The end result is only really three functions are exported in a mandatory way: info, debug and trace. I will certainly give some thought to controlling the export of these -- my gut says that you must have these three available, but perhaps they could be aliased as the code author sees fit?

I will take your POD suggestions and reorganize a bit before publishing to CPAN.

Thanks for the response!

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In reply to Re^2: RFC: Log::Painless by radiantmatrix
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