Monks,

I've been building a web app using CGI Application and hit a point where I need to split the application up into different folders, yet keep inheritince alive and well. I need some help splitting the application up.

Simplified, the directory structure of application looks like this:
www
+ App
  App.pm
   + Admin
     Admin.pm
      + Super
        Super.pm
      + Regular
        Regular.pm
   + User
     User.pm
      + Super
        Super.pm
      +Regular
        Regular.pm

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Package names look like this:

App
App::Admin
App::Admin::Super

I need to move the Admin part of the application into a different www folder while still using App as the base class for Admin:
www
+ App
  App.pm
   + User
     User.pm
      + Super
        Super.pm
      +Regular
        Regular.pm
www_other
   + Admin
     Admin.pm
      + Super
        Super.pm
      + Regular
        Regular.pm

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Any suggestions for how to go about spliting the application up or general inheritance suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
Tatnall
"Recognizing who we aren't is only the first step toward knowing who we are." - Os Guinness

In reply to Relationship between directories and inheritance by Tatnall

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