I have a module which was working great when it was in the same directory as my script. Recently I tried to organize things and put the module in a subdirectory, but the functions are no longer being exported to main::

Originally, I could use test; and then just call min().

After moving the file to lib/test.pm, I use lib::test, and min(); no longer works; I had to say test::min();

What have I done wrong here, and how can I get my functions exported while the module is in a subdirectory?

test.pl 
use strict;
use warnings;
#use test;
use lib::test;

#print min(5, undef, 10, 3);
print test::min(5, undef, 10, 3);

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#test.pm
lib/test.pm 
package test;

use Exporter 'import';
our @EXPORT =  qw (min);

sub min
{
    my $best;
    foreach my $item ( @_ )
    {
        $best = $item if not defined ($best) or (defined($item) and $i
+tem < $best);
    }
    return $best;
}

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(Treating undef as zero wasn't convenient. This ignores undefs and returns the smallest defined value)

In reply to Export from module in subdirectory by SuicideJunkie

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