From: sormariano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> However, to set some code before the use MODULE directives is something 
> I could never imagine, due to my still poor perl knowledge.
> I thought that if some modules were missing, I had errors also if some 
> instructions were put before the use MODULE directives.

That's what the BEGIN{} block is for. So that you could execute some 
code before compiling the rest of the file. See the "BEGIN, CHECK, 
INIT and END" section in perldoc perlmod.

Jenda
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