On Tuesday, Sep 10, 2002, at 03:26 US/Pacific, RTO RTO wrote:
[..]
> In a nutshell, is there a way, where user-defined functions can be
> "safely" added to my local installation of Perl and make it believe
> that such user-defined functions to be a part of "standard Perl
> functions"? Can I invoke such user-defined functions without making an
> explicit "use MyPackage;" statement?
I think your question is
how do I make perl modules and get
them to install correctly like all the rest
the answer to which is
perldoc [perlmod|perlmodlib|perlnewmod]
you will also want to become friends with
perldoc h2xs
but this way would mean
use MyPackage;
unless of course you REALLY REALLY REALLY wanted to
work on getting your specific module embedded in the
perl code itself at the build of the binary executable perl.
You will notice that more modules are being delivered as a
part of the 'canonical release' of perl - so that you do
not have to get them from the CPAN... but you still have
to go through the usual control of
use Carp;
to get access to the stuff in Carp.pm ....
ciao
drieux
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