I have created a module with some regexes in it. In essence: 
  package MyRegex;
  our $rgx_number = qr/[0-9]/;
  our $rgx_letter = qr/[a-zA-Z]/;
  # etc.

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When I use this module, I always want everything imported (don't worry, this is never going anywhere near CPAN). I know I can add everything to @EXPORT but I would prefer to write a custom export_to_level function that just always exports all variables.

I know how to export a symbol if I have the name, but I don't know how to get the names of all the symbols in the package.

I am sure there is a CPAN module that does this but that fly in the ointment is that I cannot install CPAN modules on this server. I can only use standard Perl 5.8 modules... :-(

Any ideas?

Thanks

In reply to export all symbols by jh

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