"So so tired, here the time is 4:50 am. ..."
Then get some sleep!
"I did read Exporter quickly not thoroughly ..."
Well there's a problem!
Go and read it, not just glance at it, after you awake and are refreshed.
"... but the code that I am using is taken from Simple Module Tutorial, ..."
No, it's not! Look again, after you awake and are refreshed.
"... so I assume it should work straight out of the box."
I don't think it would have got Reputation: 315 (no significant downvotes), if it didn't work.
However, you're not using it "straight out of the box". You've made significant changes to it!
After you've had some sleep and are refreshed, go through the tutorial code and your code, line by line, and note all the differences.
Then, the next step will be to make your code look more like the tutorial code.
When you've done that, you'll probably find that it works just fine.
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Hello kcott,
Well the Simple Module Tutorial works perfectly out of the box. Well I tried also to use the MyModule.pm with my script client.pl and it works perfectly.
The problem still lies when I am using my module Net::SNTP::Client.pm, For some unknown reason to me it still gives me the same error.
I have modified the code just as the example in MyModule.pm and I have tested the MyModule.pm and it works perfectly, but when I am applying the same exact code on Net::SNTP::Client.pm and I call it from my client.pl script I keep getting this error:
Undefined subroutine &main::func1 called at client.pl line 9.
So at this point I assume that might be because I installed the module and it can not detect the modifications that I am applying. This is only a guess I am not 100% sure if I am correct.
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