> my ($update_path, $gallery_title) = &Test::Template::choose();
Can I assume that your module has the line "package Test::Template;" at the
top of the file? If not, that is why.
> use Test::Template;
This says "load {lib directory}/Test/Template.pm.
> &Test::Template::choose();
This says "execute choose() in the Test::Template package".
Rob
-----Original Message-----
From: Jan Eden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 11:39 AM
To: Perl Lists
Subject: Placing handmade modules
Hi all,
I use the following code to use a module I made:
use lib "$ENV{HOME}/Library/Scripts/Modules";
use Test::Template;
my ($update_path, $gallery_title) = &Test::Template::choose();
The module sits in /Users/jan/Library/Scripts/Modules/Test. Now Perl tells
me it cannot locate the subroutine "choose". If I place Template.pm directly
into the path set in the "use lib" line and remove the "Test::" at both
places, everything works fine.
I read in the camel that double colon separators in a module name would be
translated to a directory structure when Perl searches for them.
Why doesn't Perl do it for me?
Thanks,
Jan
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