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Dear toolic,

Thank you for your reply. I now have changed all instances of "Test" with "MyModule" and also changed the name of the module. MyModule.pm is now situated on

/storage/username/local/perl/site/lib

and I use

use lib '/storage/username/local/perl/site/lib'; with the second case (as per the example):

# case 2
use MyModule;
print func1(@list),"\n";
print MyModule::func2(@list),"\n";
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but I still get the same error: Undefined subroutine &main::func1 called at MyScript line 15.

Just to make sure I copied the module exactly from the example but to no avail. Interestingly, when I comment out the print func1 part, the line after that produces correct output. I hope that someone could point out to me where I am at fault.

Best regards,

Gideon

In reply to Re^3: Simple Module Tutorial by Anonymous Monk
in thread Simple Module Tutorial by tachyon

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