Re: How to avoid multiple Inclusions of perl modules.. or how to detect mutliple inclusions.

On Sep 16, 11:39 pm, Sherm Pendley <spamt...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
PhaniRan...@xxxxxxxxx writes:
i have many modules which inturn use among themselvs.. some times i
get the following error..
Can't locate <>.pm in @INC though it is present in that location..

Perl isn't just guessing. It looked, and the fact that you get this
error indicates that the requested module is *not* in fact present at
that location.

Look more closely at your use statement, and the list of directories
printed in the error message. One of them is not what you think it
is.

sherm--

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Thanks for the info.. but i can see the files peresent in the
specified libs folder.. othere modules are included but only one is
giving error.
.

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