On Fri, 8 Feb 2002, Gregory Belenky wrote:
> | >God that's a toughie... I don't really know the answer, except maybe to
> | >check something like module->can('new') before trying to load it.
> |
> | Could it be a hard-to-find spelling error somewhere in the 'package',
> 'use', or configuration directives ? Smth like case error ? Bizzare results
> are often produced by such errors and they are extremely hard to fix.
> |
>
> No. When I split module by packages - everything's fine.
> Just split and place in @INC dir-tree. No source changes.
I guess the right way to handle this is to not fail at load time, but to
leave Perl to just fail at runtime when it tries to call a method in that
class. Error reporting might be a little tougher, but it's probably the
right thing to do.
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