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You can even use environment variables with use lib: use lib $ENV{MYLIB};
and note that this is placed on the front of the @INC array, so this
directory is searched first.
Clive
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Marvell
To: list@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: 8/4/03 9:20 AM
Subject: Re: [LUG] Perl: need to add path to @INC
Adrian Midgley wrote:
> I'm looking in the wrong places, obviously, how do I do that,
> please?
This is not how to do it (although it works):
BEGIN {
unshift(@INC,'/usr/underprivileged/me/lib');
}
use Xbase;
This is how to do it:
use lib '/usr/underprivileged/me/lib';
use Xbase;
Now, doesn't that look nicer.
Steve
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