> Hello, Mr. Zalewski,
>
> I just checked one of my scripts that uses Net::Telnet, and I invoked the
> package without parentheses, a la
>
> use Net::Telnet;
>
> rather than the way you have it,
>
> use Net::Telnet ();
>
> so perhaps give that a try? Cheers,
>
> -Mark Beihoffer
That should not matter in this case.
The difference between
use Module;
and
use Module ();
is that in the first case all functions and variables from
@Module::EXPORT are exported, while in the second are not.
So the second realy means just "Load this module and do not import
anything."
Since Net::Telnet doesn't export anything by default
(@Net::Telnet::EXPORT is undefined) it will not change anything.
Jenda
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