Re: where to put modules?

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RE: where to put modules?

To see what directories are in your Perl's path, you can run this at the command line. It should work on Win or *nix. perl -e "print join(qq[\n], @INC)" You might instead want to create your own "private" library by setting the PERL5LIB environment variable. It will add a directory to the begi

Re: where to put modules?

> lets say i made a module called cjb::string. where would i put > cjb/string.pm? i'm using fedora core 1 and the default perl installation. > i've read in my book about modules and a little bit about them on > perldoc.com, but i couldn't find the answer to this. > > thanks. > Generally lower

Re: where to put modules?

Christopher J. Bottaro wrote: lets say i made a module called cjb::string. where would i put cjb/string.pm? i'm using fedora core 1 and the default perl installation. i've read in my book about modules and a little bit about them on perldoc.com, but i couldn't find the answer to this. Based on m