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by 'load'-ing a module, we do essentially mean that the functions existent in the EXPORT list are placed such that the script having the 'use' statement can call them.(am I right?). The why in case of a circular inheritance/depencency, (script abc.pl uses A.pm and B.pm, while A.pm and B.pm have a circular inheritance among them) the script(abc.pl) has acccess to a certain function inside A.pm, while B.pm does not have access to the same function ? Am bringing in the circular dependency example, just to know how perl loads in a module, as I saw understanding this sceanrio will help me understand how perl calls 'use' in general. Thanks to all Monks for the quick replies... Perl learning has never been more exciting for me with a so many monks to consult with....!!!!! In reply to Re^4: loading modules using 'use'
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