Hello,
in a project we are using Getopt::Euclid for commandline processing.
Getopt::Euclid reads the definition for the commandline parameters from
POD in scripts and Modules.
For this, Getopt::Euclid reads the module and parses the POD.
This fails with PAR, because the modules are not found:
my @caller = caller;
if ($caller[1] =~ m/[.]pm \z/xms) {
# Save module's POD...
open my $fh, '<', $caller[1] or croak ...
...
(How)is it possible to access the content of a Module?
As I remember, some time ago, PAR unpacked the modules in a local _par
directory with their own name, so with this it would be possible to read
the modules. But now it gives them some strange names.
BTW:
It seems that there is a bug in Windows (Strawberry-Perl): PAR unpacks
the Modules in $ENV{TEMP}/par-<PID> and does this directories gets NOT
deleted!
Clean is 0 in META.yml, no env is set; but $ENV{PAR_CLEAN} is 1 when
executing! Setting PAR_CLEAN to 0 makes no difference.
Thanks && Ciao
Alvar
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