Is there a way to re-run Perl's configure script (the one that runs when you install Perl?)
Here's what I've got: A program I'm working on suddenly stopped working (meaning: a known working version stopped working) with the error 'Can't locate I18N/Langinfo.pm in @INC' after I installed some modules that that I am going to need from CPAN. In the course of that, I also upgraded CPAN on my machine.
Now, I can find the folder named 'I18N'. It contains the files: 'Collate.pm' and 'LangTags.pm', as well as the folder 'LangTags'. I'm leaving those alone.
A search of the possible referencing files (I don't reference it directly, I don't even know for sure what it is supposed to do) reveals that they all check for the exsistance of I18N/Langinfo.pm before requiring it. Further inquriery turned up the file 'Config.pm' contains a line reporting that I have the offending file. Config.pm says that it was built automatiacly as part of the Perl install. So what I'm really looking for is the best way to re-create that file. (I always assume that if there is one problem in such a file there may be others.)
In case it matters I'm running Perl 5.8.0 under Mac OS X. (versions: 10.2.6 and 10.2.8. Apple released an update last night.) That is upgraded from the standard Apple install.
Daniel T. Staal
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