RE: how to create your own module

2009-03-10 Thread Jenda Krynicky
From: "David Christensen" > itshardtogetone: > > > have my perl installed in c:\perl > > I wish to write my own module ... > > It's easiest to learn Perl on Unix/ Linux/ BSD/ etc. (I prefer Debian > and FreeBSD.) No. It's easiest to learn Perl on whatever OS you are familiar with. While the Un

RE: how to create your own module

2009-03-10 Thread David Christensen
itshardtogetone: > have my perl installed in c:\perl > I wish to write my own module ... It's easiest to learn Perl on Unix/ Linux/ BSD/ etc. (I prefer Debian and FreeBSD.) If you don't have an extra computer to play with, install virtual machine software on your Windows machine and download a

how to create your own module

2009-03-10 Thread itshardtogetone
Hi, I am using windowsXP and I have my perl installed in c:\perl I wish to write my own module and so I wrote a simple module and saved it in c:\perl\site\lib\mymod.pm but when I ran myscript below, nothing was printed out and the error msg was "Global symbol "@a" requires explicit package name a