The problem is with the module. It seems to be trying to use lexically scoped subroutines - and Perl doesn't support those (yet).

The error is listed in perldiag.

"my sub" not yet implemented
(F) Lexically scoped subroutines are not yet implemented. Don't try that yet.

(The 'F' stands for Fatal).

Any program using this module will fail to compile. I'd suggest that's worth a bug report.

Update: Oops. tye is absolutely right. My theory is disproved by inconvenient facts :)

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In reply to Re: "my sub" error by davorg
in thread "my sub" error by Anonymous Monk

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