Neil writes..
>I need to hit the docs again - although everything you said
>was confirmation of what I thought I understood.
Cool, yeah, as someone else helped me remember the other day 'use' is
just a:
BEGIN { require Module; import Module LIST }
So if you want that done at some time other than compilation, then just
take that code and put it somewhere else (not in a BEGIN).
>You may get a better understanding of why I am after this if you read
>my reply to Merrill Cornish.... but basically some of the modules or
>scripts I would be using would themselves be using other modules - and
>I am never sure which or when due to the dynamic nature of the big
>picture.
Well yeah, using the explicit require/import instead of use will give
you more control over when and where modules are included.
--
Jason King
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