> i decided to put the "use CGI::Carp" declaration before the "use"
> declaration for my module, and sure enough the browser fed me
> information.
that's good.
> it claims that the module wasn't found in any directory in
> @INC, but i could
> have sworn that "." is included. is there any reaso
i know this is very bad form, but i think i may have pinpointed the problem.
i decided to put the "use CGI::Carp" declaration before the "use"
declaration for my module, and sure enough the browser fed me information.
it claims that the module wasn't found in any directory in @INC, but i could
hav
I posted a question here not long ago about whether creating a module was
the best solution to a problem i had, and the response was that it was the
best solution. so i created a little module. i have tested it via telnet
froml, and it works fine, but when i try to 'use' it in scripts run via th
