> 6 Mar 1996 , Robert Coie () > > Does the "secret library search path" of putting required modules in the > resource fork of a standalone work with current versions of MacPerl? I > have been unable to, for example, put Carp.pm as a resource named "Carp.pm" > and have it be found during compilation. I was also unable to find any > reference in the source as to where that feature was implemented in > 5.0.6r1m. > > -- > Robert Coie > Implementor, Intrigue Corporation > rac@intrigue.com Well, you all must think I'm nuts, but here's the answer (more than a year late) to this post, if anyone needs it. =) Carp.pm must ALSO have a duplicate called carp.pm in order to function. I have no idea why- it just does. I don't think this goes for any other modules or libraries, just carp, which leads me to believe that someplace in there is a call to carp.pm, not Carp.pm, but I dont' have time to find out about that now. -Strider ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch