I've been in the process of converting some of my code into a series of modules. I'm new to module
writing so this is probably an easy question of something I'm missing.
I've added a module to my Apache config that loads all my other modules to take advantage of the
memory savings.
MyApp::LoadMods includes a bunch of:
use MyApp::Thing1;
use MyApp::Thing2;
etc. The problem is that when I go to use the function inside those modules in my Mason components,
I get errors saying they aren't defined. If I add the 'use MyApp::Thing1' statements into my
/syshandler component, then they all work. How do I get access to the functions without specifying
'MyApp::function' everywhere but still get the memory savings of loading them in Apache? Does it
hurt to load them again (?) in the /syshandler.
Like I say, I'm new to using modules I've written so any suggestions would be appreciated. I know
just enough to know I'm dumb in this area so there's no answers too basic for me. :)
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