From: Rafael Garcia-Suarez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Well, "useit Foo" should call import() just like "use Foo" does --
> without any arguments. The parser does some magic to distinguish
> between "use Foo" and "use Foo ()". I think you may provide a
> useit_noimport() subroutine. But in this case a straight require() is
> probably simpler.
The problem with run-time "useit Foo" instead of compile-time "use
Foo" is that the symbols are not exported while compiling, prototypes
not "installed", constants not defined, etc. etc. etc.
Would not it be simpler then to require() or do() the whole thread?
use threads;
$thread = threads->create(sub {do 'worker_thread.pl';})
...
Jenda
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