I worry that the ~/ convention for the home directory is a shell convention. In the first case it is expanded by the shell while in the other cases it's expanded by perl. Does perl honor the option? When you say @INC is properly modified is the expansion done in the list as displayed?
In either case I'd try a full pathname because it's an easy thing to do. At 14:33 -0800 2/15/04, wren argetlahm wrote: >% perl -I ~/lib script.pl >#!perl >use module; > >....(or moral equivalent) works fine but: > >% ./script.pl >#!perl -I ~/lib >use module; > >....and: > >% ./script.pl >#!perl >use lib '~/lib'; >use module; > >....both return the error that they can't find the >module, even though @INC is modified as it should be. -- --> There are 10 kinds of people: those who understand binary, and those who don't <--
