in reply to using strict from another module

I don't advocate this solution, but there are two modules for that - ToolSet, which gives you an object/class based approach, and ToolKit by TheDamian, which gives you a magic approach. I haven't used either, and I fear that you'll get bitten by ETOOMUCHMAGIC if you use them instead of simple templates or cut'n'paste in your editor, but there they are.

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Re^2: using strict from another module
by Anonymous Monk on Mar 31, 2006 at 13:35 UTC
    Thanks for the quick reply.

    I wont be using this for magically including half the world, already been bitten by that by auto exporting functions from my module with similarily named ones in included modules(I'm now not auto exporting any functions). It's my first attempt at implementing a module.

    Thanks again.
    John
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      In addition to the Pod, I describe ToolSet briefly in Bundling commonly-used modules into a toolset. There's really very little magic involved.

      -xdg

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