On Wed, Aug 20, 2014 at 8:38 AM, RAPPAZ Francois <francois.rap...@unifr.ch> wrote:
> I‘m trying to have the right zip from the start, but I’m struggling with > the modules that described my tables: they are located in a Dbc folder, > below the working directory instead of in my site/lib perl tree. > > > > I tried to include these with > > > > pp -v 3 -B -cd .\ppcache -I .\Dbc\Schema -I .\Dbc\Schema\Result -M > Dbc::Schema -M Dbc::Schema::Result … > If your script does use Dbc::Schema; and that works (when running it from your working directory), then Module::ScanDeps will pick it up and it will be packed (when packing from your working directory). This assumes that your @INC includes "." (check with "perl -V"). In any case, check the output of "scandeps.pl -V -B your_script.pl". In any case, the options -I .\Dbc\Schema -I .\Dbc\Schema\Result don't make sense: the pp option -I works like the same option for perl itself: it adds to @INC, Hence to locate module Dbc::Schema below some_dir (i.e. the file some_dir/Dbc/Schema.pm), you should add "-I some-dir". But if you do all stuff in your working directory, some_dir is "." and that is already implicity in @INC. If your script does NOT use Dbc::Schema; to load module Dbc::Schema, or if the loading depends on compile or runtime manipulation of @INC (either explicitly or thru "use lib ..." or similar), tell me what you did. Cheers, Roderich
