On Aug 13, Bob Showalter said:

>Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan wrote:
>> On Aug 12, Dan Muey said:
>>
>> > Perhaps it'd be better to use my $var = ''; and then export the
>> > variable on request instead, that way it will work with 5.005_03.
>>
>> I don't mean to start up a fire-storm, but it IS technically possible
>> to export lexically scoped variables.
>
>You can do it by defining your own sub import, but is there a way using just
>Exporter functionality?

Definitely not.  The Exporter functions can't see your module's lexical
scope.  There's talk that Perl 6 will have a %MY:: hash holding the
parent's lexical scope (which would be REALLY WEIRD, but useful in this
case).

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