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in reply to Re: require() on the fly
in thread require() on the fly

In fact since This.pm (and That.pm) will only hold subroutine definitions, it won't be a package (no package This; at the beginning)... So I don't think I'll even need to use import or @EXPORT...

It's really meant to be a convenient (and efficient) way to parse only the necessary subroutine code in order to speed up the script a bit. My question was more like: "Is it really worth it?"

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Re: Re: Re: require() on the fly
by AgentM (Curate) on Jan 16, 2001 at 05:18 UTC
    require reads and does preliminary parsing on the file. Saving one on a larger file will certainly save you time though probably not much if you're just loading a few functions. If you want to work on encapsualtion and efficiency, a package setup would work well. "Is it really worth it?" Probably not. But definitely give CGI::Lite a whorl.
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