>writes:
> Thanks Uri
> Another helpful person pointed me in the direction of
> use if(!$LINUX),"Spreadsheet::WriteExcel";
> Which also appears to work.
that is the if pragma which peter scott mentioned. i would use the
require technique as it is less intrusive IMO. but choose you
On Mon, 14 Jun 2010 11:23:34 -0700, kenTk wrote:
> How can I conditionally use a module?
perldoc if
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>>>>> "k" == kenTk writes:
k> How can I conditionally use a module?
you normally can't but you don't need to call use here.
k> I haven't found an xl module for Linux so I will simple omit that
k> function and produce only the CSV.
k>
How can I conditionally use a module?
I have a script that I wish to run on Linux and Windows (activestate
5.8.8).
Under windows it will produce an xl spreadsheet and a comma-separated
text file.
I haven't found an xl module for Linux so I will simple omit that
function and produce only th
