There are at least two problems with your suggestion:
- It doesn't address the original problem that runtime actions are too late to help with use statements in the same file.
- Qualifying the directory relative to the current directory, as you do in ./home/avarus/perl/myPackages/ makes the function dependent on the current directory. The script must be run in the directory where
home/avarus/perl/myPackages lives for the modules to be found.
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