Several problems here. Some are just typos, I think. For example you have "%keys %METHODS"; presumably you just mean "keys %METHODS". Another is you have "*$methods" where presumably you mean "$method".

But the main problem is that you need to set up your %METHODS hash in the BEGIN block, so that it gets initialized *before* you try to use it. Ie.:

my(%METHODS); our @EXPORT; BEGIN { %METHODS = ( foo => 'bar', bo => 'baz', ); @EXPORT = keys %METHODS; foreach my $method (keys %METHODS) { no strict 'refs'; *$methods = sub { return $METHODS{ $method }; }; } }

In reply to Re: Why doesn't @EXPORT = (keys %METHODS) work? by btrott
in thread Why doesn't @EXPORT = (keys %METHODS) work? by rrwo

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