I'm having some issues with dynamically requiring perl mods ( see node:650816 )

I've tried using Module::Pluggable Module::List::Pluggable and a few of my own homebrew ideas - but nothing is working as i want it to. perl either spits errors on finding the files or on addressing package vars 
package main;
use warnings;
use strict;
use lib '/';
use com_2xlp::Test::SuperClass ();

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package com_2xlp::Test::SuperClass;
use warnings;
use strict;
use Module::List::Pluggable();
our    %_REGISTERED_NETWORKS;
Module::List::Pluggable::import_modules( "com_2xlp::Test" );
sub register_subclass {
    my     ($package)= @_;
    print $package;
    print $package::var;
}
1;

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package com_2xlp::Test::SuperClass::SubClass;
use warnings;
use strict;
our $var= "var";
com_2xlp::Test::SuperClass::register_subclass(__PACKAGE__);
1;

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in the code above ( i created a /com_2xlp dir to simplify namespace issues on testing ) the subclass module will correctly call register_subclass -- evidenced by the print command. however the package vars are uninitialized if i try to address $package::var . similarly, perl will toss errors if i try to require $package or anything similar, unable to find the package.
can anyone give some suggestions on what i'm doing wrong?

In reply to Dynamically Requiring Perl Modules by 2xlp

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