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    This document describes version 0.002 of Require::Util (from Perl
    distribution Require-Util), released on 2021-06-29.

SYNOPSIS
     use Require::Util qw(require_any try_require);

     if (try_require "Foo::Bar") {
         # use Foo::Bar's function
     }

     my $modname = require_any "Foo::Bar", "Baz/Qux.pm", "Quux";

DESCRIPTION
    EXPERIMENTAL.

FUNCTIONS
  require_any
    Usage:

     my $res = require_any $modname1, $modname2, ...;

    Example:

     my $res = require_any "Foo::Bar", "Baz/Qux.pm";

    Require modules listed as arguments, stopping after the first success.
    If all modules cannot be loaded, will die. Module name can be specified
    as "Foo::Bar" syntax or as "Foo/Bar.pm" syntax. Unlike "require()" which
    just returns true, upon success the function will return the module name
    that gets loaded.

  try_require
    Usage:

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This document describes version 0.002 of Require::Util (from Perl distribution Require-Util), released on 2021-06-29.

=head1 SYNOPSIS

 use Require::Util qw(require_any try_require);

 if (try_require "Foo::Bar") {
     # use Foo::Bar's function
 }

 my $modname = require_any "Foo::Bar", "Baz/Qux.pm", "Quux";

=head1 DESCRIPTION

B<EXPERIMENTAL.>

=head1 FUNCTIONS

=head2 require_any

Usage:

 my $res = require_any $modname1, $modname2, ...;

Example:

 my $res = require_any "Foo::Bar", "Baz/Qux.pm";

Require modules listed as arguments, stopping after the first success. If all
modules cannot be loaded, will die. Module name can be specified as C<Foo::Bar>
syntax or as C<Foo/Bar.pm> syntax. Unlike C<require()> which just returns true,
upon success the function will return the module name that gets loaded.

=head2 try_require

Usage: