> > > Well, you can try a few things. I don't know much about embedding perl,
Neither do I... :-) > but one idea is to look into using MULTIPLICITY, which allows multiple > interpreter instances to occur in one program. I need to respond to new events based on past history - multiple interpreters would not share memory or namespace unless I did lots of coding to allow that. > Another is to use "do > 'config.pl'" instead of "require", That's a good thought. I'll try that. Is that going to load the file into the current namespace, or a separate one? > or before the "require" clear out %INC > (which is what it used by perl to remember what files have been > used/required so they are not re-loaded). I don't know that I want to do that, as I am also using some modules, so I'd have to rebuild %INC every time, or only manually clear out the specific entry for my config file.
