Jeff , Import is redundant because, whenever you say, "use Defaults" it is akin to a directive.
So what it does implicitly is to invoke the "import" method of the module named "Defaults" . So when you say, "use strict;" or "use warnings;" , implicitly the "import" method of those modules are invoked transparently. I did verify this by opening the strict.pm and warnings.pm and both of them had the "import" function. Please correct me, if I am wrong. Thanks, Rex >. > >>> package Defaults; >>> require Exporter; >>> @ISA = 'Exporter'; >>> @EXPORT = qw( $DOMAIN $ADMIN ); >>> >>> $DOMAIN = "..."; >>> $ADMIN = "..."; >>> >>> Defaults->import; >>> >>> 1; >>> >>I don't think you want to call the import method from within the Defaults >>package. >> > >Hrm. But it worked when I tried it. No, it doesn't. Hrm. Oh well. > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
