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When Perl modules aren't in their normal location (Score:1)
You can use pragma called 'lib'.
In your program specify the directory where your modules are and then use them.
use lib 'privlibs'; # looks in ./privlibsuse My::Priv::Lib; #./privlibs/My/Priv/Lib.pm
More details at http://www.mathematik.uni-ulm.de/help/perl5/doc/lib.html [uni-ulm.de]
Re:When Perl modules aren't in their normal locati (Score:1)
Thanks.
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