On July 26, 2003 at 19:29, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
Earl Hood wrote:
With the @INC printed out, you can examine it, in order, to see
which mhamain.pl is being loaded. The error indicates that you
need to examine the file, but you need make sure you are examining
the file that Perl is trying to load.
Okay, that's a point. But to serve that purpose, wouldn't it be better
to print %INC rather than @INC (or maybe both...).
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I am not sure. %INC is the hash that tells you what external files
have been loaded via 'use' or 'require'. If you do a complete dump
of %INC, it could be quite large depending on how many modules have
been loaded. Also, it is not clear if %INC will include mhamain.pl
if the require fails.
I think @INC is sufficient since it gives you the actual search path,
and from that, a person can check each path for the file in question.
--ewh
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