Peter Scott wrote: : Okay, I geddit... it's because HTTP::Date is required by CPAN.pm (perldoc : -m CPAN | grep -i http). So perl sees the module name as being one it : already knows of and turns it into the indirect object syntax as you say. OK, that makes more sense. (I wasn't entirely comfortable with my explanation, but I couldn't tell exactly why.) That would also explain why it bailed on Data::Dumper, because CPAN had loaded it as well. Nice catch. :) -- tdk
- HTTP::Date??? Dan Egli
- Re: HTTP::Date??? Peter Scott
- Re: HTTP::Date??? Dan Egli
- Re: HTTP::Date??? Peter Scott
- Re: HTTP::Date??? Dan Egli
- Re: HTTP::Date??? Piers Cawley
- RE: HTTP::Date??? Hill, Ronald
- Re: HTTP::Date??? Timothy Kimball
- Re: HTTP::Date??? Timothy Kimball
- Re: HTTP::Date??? Peter Scott
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