I'd like to pass an argument to a module. Something which would look like this : 

use Test::More tests => 5;

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How can i do this for my own modules ?

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Here is the context (that you shouldn't need, to answer my question) :
I have written a naive test module for operators overloading, and in each function i need to specify who is the class overloading the operator. I would like to specify it only once, when i load the My::Test::Operation module : 

My::Test::Operation class => 'My::Percentage';

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PS : i searched in Test::More and Test::Builder for an answer, but the code was too convoluted for me to find how it's done in these modules.

In reply to How to pass an argument to a Module? by mascip

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