I am using the standard importer, I think (I never overloaded any import function). At the beginning of NETWORK::SNMP, I have the following code (periods represent omitted code): 
require Exporter;

@EXPORT=qw(@chassistypes $commstring $sysname $syscontact $syslocation
+ $ipadentaddr
        $cdpdevicecacheport $ipadentnetmask $cdpcacheplatform $cdpcach
+edeviceport
        $chassisid $chassistype $sysdesc $romid);
........

$commstring=`/usr/bin/cat /var/scripts/.data/commstring`;
chomp $commstring;

........

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The following code appears in NETWORK::Discovery: 
package NETWORK::Discovery;

use NETWORK::SNMP;
use Net::SNMP;
use Net::Ping;


sub new {
...
}

sub discover_pvp {
...
}

sub getnext_device {
....
}

sub getnext_nonsnmp {
...
}

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In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Importing symbols into main when library is already in %INC by smashdot
in thread Importing symbols into main when library is already in %INC by smashdot

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