(Jul 11 2005 18:25) Brunello Ivan wrote: > I did not explain well. > If a perl package contains several modules, I just wanted to check > against one included module, not the whole package. > > Try to install my contrib tsl-2.2 perl-time-modules, and issue: > > rpm -qi --provides perl-time-modules > (...) > Time-modules = 2003.1126 > perl(Time::CTime) = 99.06 > perl(Time::DaysInMonth) = 99.1117 > perl(Time::JulianDay) = 2003.1125 > perl(Time::ParseDate) = 2003.1126 > perl(Time::Timezone) = 2003.0211 > perl-time-modules = 2003.1126-1ib > > If I just want to Require Time::ParseDate, is there a way of doing > this, or is "best policy" to include the whole package?
It is possible, as ajith mentions. Much more interesting is: Why do you want perl-time-modules to only provide Time::ParseDate? I guess the name of the package suggest that the package not only provides 1 module, so letting the package provide all it actually provides is a good thing. Some other packages might require Time::Timezone which is provided in this package as well. kind regards c -- Christian H. Toldnes Trustix Developer _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
