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Just a note: In recent perl versions (5.8.3 and newer), you don't have to inherit from Exporter any more. Instead, you can import Exporter's import method into your code (use Exporter qw(import);). This way, you don't have all those Exporter methods in your object / mixin.

Could mixin help you?

Alexander

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In reply to Re: How to write a Mixin without Exporter mess? by afoken
in thread How to write a Mixin without Exporter mess? by saintmike

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