On Mar 7, Carl Schoeneman said:
>I'm using "use lib" dynamically:
>
> $script_dir = get_lib();
> use lib "$script_dir";
>
>This works but generates the warning "Empty compile time value given to use
>lib." Is there any way to supress this message without disabling warnings
>entirely?
No, it does not "work". $script_dir is undef at compile-time.
$script_dir = get_lib();
doesn't happen until run-time. Solution:
sub get_lib { ... }
use lib get_lib();
or:
sub get_lib { ... }
BEGIN { $script_dir = get_lib(); }
use lib $script_dir;
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