> > This heuristic looks bogus, but what is it that actually > > fails for you? > > Because heuristic looks bogus :) > > > > (AFAICT, finding "Tk.pm" when looking for the incorrectly deduced > > "tk.pm" > > has nothing to do with this and is in fact unavoidable when using > > a case-insensitive filesystem - perl itself would do likewise) > > But this *is* avoidable with better heuristic: > > - first it suspects for "tk.pm" because of string scanning > "::tk::priv()" > - it searches tk.pm but file system gives "Tk.pm"
No. The filesystem say "yes" when asked: is there (i.e. -e) a "tk.pm" in some member of @INC. The fact that you _know_ it's the wrong one (the one for module Tk) is irrelevant. Even "perl -Mtk -e 0" wouldn't get it "right", i.e. perl would happily load Tk. > But if authors of the module invented "is_insensitive_fs" for > something different - then its okay with me. :) Cheers, Roderich
