Such would be easy to write. I suspect things don't work that way now for fear of a performance hit...

Which gave me a bit of a neat idea. If you adjust the usage slightly to use anonymous array references (which is pretty much required anyway): 

use Exporter::Easy (
    VERSION => \'1.01',
    EXPORT => [qw[
        FunctionAlpha
        FunctionBravo
        $calarCharlie
    ]],
    # etc.
);  # (Closing delimiters look so sad when alone like that.)

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then you can just "export" the @EXPORT array into place without even having to copy the list of symbols: 
sub import {
    my $pkg= caller;
    push @{$pkg."::ISA"}, "Exporter";
    while(  @_  ) {
        my $key= shift;
        # (insert validation code here)
        *{$pkg."::".$key}= shift;
    }
}

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which also takes care of the use vars functionality.

Seems like a worthy module to me!

        - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")

In reply to (tye)Re2: Standard Package Preamble by tye
in thread Standard Package Preamble by tadman

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