is 5.8.0?
Presumably Time::HiRes is a 5.8.0 module. If not, can you run
perl56?
YOu can do unshift @INC to prepend paths to search for modules first.
And what is a loadable object? I don't understand your problem
either.
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wer is
d), but Larry Wall doesn't seem to crack so many jokes nowadays.
Perhaps he is older and wiser.
Perhaps his role as God with the Apocalypses, he doesn't need it
any more and can leave it to his Prophet, Damian Conway with the
Exegeses. Conway's humor seems to be in th
o sure of how a modules gets included in this list,
because there are modules in the list which I don't believe I
installed myself.
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Greg Matheson It was said a million monkeys on a million typewriters
Chinmin College would eventually write the works of Shakespeare.
llowing that, the user populates different
> fields (navigating between them via the tab key), then hits the enter
> button. This is done several times.
If this is like automatizing interactive processes, eg running a
ftp job automatically, then you need to check out Expe
t;print
$CGI::VERSION"
[greg@localhost greg]$ perl '-MCGI qw(:all)' -le "print
$CGI::VERSION"
[greg@localhost greg]$ perl -MCGI=:all -le "print $CGI::VERSION"
even though in a cgi script, the line:
print $CGI::VERSION;
printed out 3.02. Why is that?
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