You have to take the module out of the %INC structure, then do another require Myclass import Myclass; For doing dynamic module loading, I'd avoid 'use', replace em with requre/import. use (I think) builds a list of modules at compile time, and dosen't allow for much dynamic voodoo to be pulled.

Enjoy!

Trinary

Update:Should be more clear, you need to delete the key "Myclass" from %INC...if the actual Myclass has some ::s in it, they're converted to / s when it's put into %INC.

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