So I thought I would print out the symbol table in %Admin_server::Parser, 

          
 75         print "Plugin $plugin is loaded indeed.\n"
 76           if ( Class::MOP::is_class_loaded($plugin) );
 77         
 78         #=====================================
 79         # Let's print out the symbol table to check
 80         # whether the plugins loads up.
 81         #=====================================                    
+                          
 82         
 83         print '-'x80, "\n";
 84         print 'Printing out the symbol table....', "\n";          
+                                   
 85         print '-'x80, "\n";
 86         foreach my $key  ( sort {$a cmp $b} keys %Admin_server::Pa
+rser:: ) {                         
 87             print $key, "\n";                                     
+                                   
 88         }

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and this is what i get... 
$prove -lv t/Parser.t
t/Parser.t .. 
1..4
ok 1 - use Admin_server::Parser;
ok 2 - Admin_server::Parser can be instantiated.
ok 3 - Instantiated object is of type Admin_server::Parser
Found plugins: Admin_server::Parser::Plugin::FeedHandler
Loading plugin Admin_server::Parser::Plugin::FeedHandler
finished loading Admin_server::Parser::Plugin::FeedHandler
----------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------
Printing out the symbol table....
----------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------
BEGIN
BUILD
BUILDARGS
DEMOLISH
DEMOLISHALL
DESTROY
ISA
ParserInterface
Plugin::
_build_plugins
a
b
blessed
can
clear_plugins
confess
get_plugins
has_plugins
import
isa
meta
new
tell_app_name
tell_app_status
Can't locate object method "does" via package "Admin_server::Parser::P
+lugin::FeedHandler" (perhaps you forgot to load "Admin_server::Parser
+::Plugin::FeedHandler"?) at /Volumes/UserData/Users/dattanik/Programs
+/Perl/Work_area/Admin_server/lib/Admin_server/Parser.pm line 91.
# Looks like you planned 4 tests but ran 3.
# Looks like your test exited with 255 just after 3.

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So as you can see, there is no FeedHandler sitting there..... I am lost :(

In reply to Re^4: Class::MOP won't load a class!! by MarkovChain
in thread Class::MOP won't load a class!! by MarkovChain

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