Some time around 8/20/97 10:06 PM CDT, Mamoru Yamanishi wrote something about > >I meet some error concerning to "@INC". When I use "GD.pm", "MPW Shell" >returns "# Can't locate GD.pm in @INC." as error. why I recieve it? > I had the same problem when I first started using the tool... Put the following line into a script in the MPW Startup Items folder (call it UserStartup„MacPerl or whatever you like, or add the line to an existing startup script): Set PERL5LIB "Path:to:lib:,Additional:path:to:custom:lib:"; Export PERL5LIB where Path:to:lib is the lib folder in the MacPerl Tool Ä, and if you have custom libs located elsewhere, separate each path with a comma. The tool's default behaviour is to use the CWD of MPW, I believe(?), unless you send it the paths of your libs. If you don't export PERL5LIB, @INC is ( ":" ). Also, a trick I use is to keep an alias to the perl tool in the Tools folder, instead of the actual tool... so I can play around with 5.1.4b2, whose alias is perlb in the Tools folder, without losing the tried and true functionality of 5.1.3r2. Hope this helps, Dave Beverly webmaster@thecitizennews.com -- http://www.thecitizennews.com/ webmaster@henrynews.com -- http://www.henrynews.com/ Mac Manipulator "I don't do windows!" ** MacOS is an operating system; OS/2 is half an operating system; windoze is a shell; DOS is a boot partition virus... where do you want to go today? ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch