A philosophy question... For no particular reason, I keep my Perl scripts in user space (/Users/grant/bin/perl). The scripts work with directories elsewhere in my user space. These scripts get deployed to other machines and are run by different users.
Is there a good way to tell Perl about the user space? Or is it easier/better just to use the system space? Regards, Tim Grant ----------------- Here's an example of the mess I've made for myself: #!/opt/perl/bin/perl -w use lib qw(../../lib); # ~/bin/perl/lib use HOMEMADE_MODULE; # Relative path breaks if script moved/run from another directory my $path = \qq"/users/grant/data/vendor1"; # Absolute path needs to be changed if script moved to different computer
