Re: Unable to find 5.8.4 directories in @INC

[Alan Jaynes]

Christopher, Chris, Rick: Thanks for all your explanation and assistance.  You're right, it's very difficult to search for @INC in Google...   Anyway, the crux of the problem was that Perl 5.8.4 installed in /usr/local when Perl 5.6 was installed in /usr.  I re-ran ./Configure without the -de options and set the prefix to just "/usr" and it was amazing how many problems were cleared right up. How does bash determine where to look for perl?  I removed it from /usr/local/bin, but bash kept looking there anyway until I re-added /usr/bin to the front of $PATH. Also, does anyone know if there is a way to manually edit which folders @INC looks in? Alan Christopher A Bongaarts wrote: In the immortal words of Alan Jaynes: Also, what exactly is @INC and why is it completely impossible to search for it and find useful information? Run "perldoc perlvar" and search for INC for the formal definition. It's hard to search on it much like it is hard to search for information on the English words "the" or "of": too frequently *used* to get reasonable searches on the definitions. %% Christopher A. Bongaarts %% [EMAIL PROTECTED] %% %% Internet Services %% http://umn.edu/~cab %% %% University of Minnesota %% +1 (612) 625-1809 %%

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