[mplspm]: DateTime Issue on Windows

[Craig S. Wilson]

Matthew Johnson wrote:
> Hello Mr Craig S. Wilson:
> 
> @INC only containing the current directory seems suspicious to me.  
> According to your perl -V, the default directories are 
> "C:/Perl/lib","C:/Perl/site/lib","." so somehow this is getting changed.
> 
> Does your program mess with @INC?

Not mine.


> What modules/code are you including with 'use' or 'require'?

use strict;
use File::Copy "cp";
use Getopt::Long;
use DateTime;


> Is the file root.pm at C:/Perl/site/lib/DateTime/Locale/root.pm ? If not 
> where is it?

It is there.


> Try printing out @INC at the top of the code and see what you get.

I had put in code to do that but it blowed up before it would print. 
Blowed up real good.

Strangely enough, the program works this morning.  Both as a script and 
compiled into a .exe.  I had been working in  Visual Perl/Studio.  I had 
to install DateTime, and I also installed File::Find::Rule since I saw 
some complaint about that not being available in the test output.

I have learned that I cannot install packages with Visual Studio open 
and have them located so I had exited and restarted VS, but there may be 
some file system cacheing issue beyond that.


Thanks for your help.

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