In article <5d4beb40909301455r6b9094d2t9e60597bdad67...@mail.gmail.com>, David Golden <xda...@gmail.com> wrote:
> brian, is there any code you can share? Even some simplified examples of > what you want in code would help us give you a solution. Well, the code is just the same as in my orginal question. > But wait, you said you called Module::Build->resume() and got back the > expected object class but without the necessary @INC. How did that > happen? Ah, I see the confusion now that I re-read my original post. Module::Build knows what subclass it needs to use since that is stored as data. It just doesn't find it in @INC.
