To whom it may concern,


I am a Bioinformatician, and I have been looking into making my perl
scripts executable. I came across PAR and have been having a play around
with it today, but I am having problems.



My script is written on a windows system, but it "should" also work on
linux, it utilises the tk modules for a GUI, and the BioPerl modules for
biology related stuff. When I try to run the executable, the GUI opens
fine, but when it comes to using on of the bioperl modules, it fails to
load it. On inspection of the zip file, the modules it fails to load are
not included. After looking at the PAR tutorial at:
http://www.autrijus.org/par-tutorial/slide023.html it would appear this is
probably due to autoloading modules, hence fails to detect them.

Using pp -M failed to resolve the issue, but I had to use "require" for
them all to be included.

Thanks

Nathan



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