Sorry to be a naysayer, but I would not put these on CPAN.

Package::Require sounds like it is doing something that Perl already does for you. See the documentation for require, and look at %INC.

Package::Exporter does something you shouldn't want to do. Exporting functions without telling the user what you are exporting increases the odds of encountering software conflicts. Therefore a well-designed module should export as little as possible. (Exporter deliberately warns about this point for a reason.)

Your code example is not long enough to clarify what Package::Overridable does or how it is supposed to work. I tried to download it from your site so I could see for myself, but the connection timed out. However your reference in your comments to TestPackageOverridable and MyTestPackageOverridable suggests that the API is not one I'd like.

In reply to Re: RFC: Some of my toolkit modules by tilly
in thread RFC: Some of my toolkit modules by bennymack

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