Windows 2008 Perl[cygwin installed in it] ----------------------- I have a user defined module existing in /opt/mailh/sys/ which invokes a function within Process.pm which exists in /opt/syn/Win32/Process.pm.Though I include the "/opt/syn/Win32/Process.pm" in the @INC variable[I print it to verify it as well], the user defined module says "Undefined subroutine" .So I copy the Process.pm to the local directory in which user defined module exists and now it works fine.So why is this not searching from the @INC directory ?Please reply.
Windows 2008 Perl[cygwin installed in it] ----------------------- I have a user defined module existing in /opt/mailh/sys/ which invokes a function within Process.pm which exists in /opt/syn/Win32/Process.pm.Though I include the "/opt/syn/Win32/Process.pm" in the @INC variable[I print it to verify it as well], the user defined module says "Undefined subroutine" .So I copy the Process.pm to the local directory in which user defined module exists and now it works fine.So why is this not searching from the @INC directory ?Please reply.
You need to add the directory where your module is to @INC. Use the lib pragma to do so.
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use lib '/opt/syn/Win32';
use Process;
See `perldoc lib` for details.
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As shown above, you add the folder where the module is, not the folder and the module name to @INC, just the folder. -------------------------------------------------
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