Greetings wise monks,

This time I need help with Moose.
Currently I'm writing some sort of "Addon/Plugin" thingy for a project.

The start.pl starts, creates an instance of the Addon-"Controller" class which looks into the AddOn Folder and returns a list of valid AddOns.
The user then selects an AddOn (not really a "plugin/addon" but a programm).
The AddOn-Controller then includes the corresponding Class, creates an instance of it and runs a (defined/required) subroutine. The other AddOns/classes are ignored and not loaded.

Or at least that's what should happen.
The original version of the script included the selected class via require but then I wanted to improve the system and found Moose.

Moose looked great and I wanted to try it out.
I tried many things & tips I found via Google but I can't include the selected class while ignoring the other ones.
If I include them in a static way the class, which I include last, overrides the start subs in the other classes (no sureprise).

So in short:
Can somebody give me a hint how I can do some sort of dynamic inheritance with Moose? Is it possible?

The Cookbook & documentation on CPAN gave me the impression that it's possible but I couldn't implement it into my own programm.

Thank you for your help/advice in advance,
Shinama

EDIT SAYS:
Another problem solved, see Re^2: Dynamic inheritance with Moose?
Thanks again for your help :)
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In reply to Dynamic inheritance with Moose? by Shinama

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