text: basis - use base with import call
  Version 0.05003
  Usage is similar to base or parent:
  package Baz; use basis qw/Foo bar/;
  Or with arguments for import:
  package Foo; use basis Bary => [go => "away"];
  It uses Sub::Uplevel to do the construct
  BEGIN { use base qw/Foo bal/; Foo->import; bal->import('tor'); };
  transparently for the parent and child class.
  If the classname is followed by a array reference, than the dereferenced array is used in the import call as argument.
  Now it uses the
  import method from the class named in the global variable
  $basis::base. When not set from outside, this variable will be set during the first load of this module. It defaults to
  parent and as second alternative to
  base.
  The call of Sub::Uplevel might come to late, so
  uplevel will not work as expected. If you use this module, the same rule as for Sub::Uplevel applies:
  Use Sub::Uplevel as early as possible in your program.
  Now this module croaks when Sub::Uplevel is not used earlier enough.
  Sebastian Knapp,
  <rock@ccls-online.de>
  Please report any bugs or feature requests to
  bug-basis at rt.cpan.org, or through the web interface at. I will be notified, and then you will automatically be notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.
  Thank you Michael G. Schwern for base and Sub::Uplevel. I hope this tiny add-on finds your blessing. Thank you David A Golden for maintenance and improvement of Sub::Uplevel.
  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.