That's your problem. Use declaration package mymodule; in it and use Exporter to export your functions.

Indeed, that is my problem because I inherited a large Perl code base written exactly in that way: a lot of files with a lot of perl functions. No packages, no classes. I try to put some common modules into that mess, but I really think I should remove all that crap and write the stuff from the very beginning.

I know about Class::Contract and Damian's classification. I use Class::Contract for merely non-serious software. It has nice and clean interface I like. Actually my next question on SoPW was planned to be: why not use Class::Contract in production, but I think I'm going to explore Object::InsideOut and forget about C::C.

In reply to Re^2: Loading a module into many packages by arkturuz
in thread Loading a module into many packages by arkturuz

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