Excellent. Thanks. I've been trying to install Embperl all day and my brain was too worn out to figure this out. I'm suspecting that I don't have some crucial modules installed . . . had list of dependant modules, but no easy way to discover if they are there. Thanks again!
-- John # # -----Original Message----- # # From: Andy Lester [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] # # Sent: Saturday, July 06, 2002 12:24 AM # # To: John Almberg # # Subject: Re: Modules # # # # # # > What's an easy way to tell if a particular module is installed # # on my server? # # > I'm sure I read this somewhere, but can't find it. Thanks! # # # # Basically, try to use it: # # # # #!/usr/bin/perl # # # # use HTML::Lint; # # # # print "It must be there.\n"; # # # # The shorter, command-line way is: # # # # perl -MHTML::Lint -e1 # # # # Finally, you can try running perldoc for it: # # # # perldoc HTML::Lint # # # # or get the filename for it # # # # perldoc -l HTML::Lint # # # # The problem with this is that your module might not have docs with it, # # in which case perldoc will seem like the module's not there. :-( # # # # xoxo, # # Andy # # # # -- # # 'Andy Lester [EMAIL PROTECTED] # # Programmer/author petdance.com # # Daddy parsley.org/quinn Jk'=~/.+/s;print((split//,$&) # # [unpack'C*',"n2]3%+>\"34.'%&.'^%4+!o.'"]) # # -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
