From @KES777

Sometimes we want to load module but do not want the import is called. We use the syntax​:
use module ();
But his seems can not be done with 'use if cond, 'module', ()';

From zefram@fysh.org

Eugen Konkov wrote​:

But his seems can not be done with 'use if cond, 'module', ()';

if.pm is only designed to handle the most common cases of conditional
pragma usage. Your less-common case can readily be handled using
procedural code in a BEGIN block. It is not worth adding another if-alike
just for this case.

-zefram

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From @csjewell

On Tue Dec 08 01​:49​:04 2015, KES wrote​:

Sometimes we want to load module but do not want the import is called.
We use the syntax​:
use module ();
But his seems can not be done with 'use if cond, 'module', ()';

You do it with BEGIN { require Module if X; } instead, because use Module (); is identical in effect to BEGIN { require Module; }.

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