Use the M option in the Perl debugger...
perl -d -e 0 M
That will list everything that's been loaded as well as the paths. You might need to step (n) thru your script until you've run the lines with the 'use' statement.
-Bob
At 5:36 PM -0400 4/28/04, Greg London wrote:
Thanks to everyone who gave feedback on my Parse::Native module. I'm modifying it to roll in everyone's suggestions.
On a totally unrelatd note:
is there a quick and dirty way to find out where the heck perl is finding a module being use'ed is located?
This seems to come up often enough that I thought I'd ask and see if there's a quick fix.
If I have a perl script that says
use MyModule;
I want to know the path to MyModule.pm.
I can manually go through all the @INC and PERLLIB directories, but I was hoping perl would have a quick one liner that I could do that would look something like this:
perl -e "use MyModule; print $magic_var;"
is there something that does this? Greg
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