I am assuming that Exporter does its job. I just want to make sure that it is indeed the ':all' marker that is available to MyModule.pm programmer... as long as the module is in development. In case someone decided to rename it to something .. e.g 'all' or ':All'. This is what the output looks like when I don't nest 
ok 3 - use MyModule::Common;

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nested ok(use_ok()) -- results in two tests 
ok 4 - use MyModule::Common;
ok 5 - Can use ':all' to import all subs that MyModule::Common exports

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nested - mistyped ':All' marker 
ok(use_ok('ICDP::Common', ':All'),

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"All" is not defined in %MyModule::Common::EXPORT_TAGS at /usr/local/s
+hare/perl/5.8.8/Test/More.pm line 676

not ok 3 - use MyModule::Common;
#   Failed test 'use MyModule::Common;'
#   at .../t/MyModule/Common/Common.t line 23.
#     Tried to use 'MyModule::Common'.
#     Error:  Can't continue after import errors at (eval 5) line 2
# BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at (eval 5) line 2.
not ok 4 - Can use ':all' to import all subs that MyModule::Common exp
+orts

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Another matter would be to test that the list of subs corresponding to the :all label matches some expected values. How do I do that? Well, I think I must re-read the Test::XXX documentation first.

In reply to Re^2: TAP test question by knbknb
in thread TAP test question by knbknb

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