[Mpls-pm] System-context referencing of in-house perl libraries

[James Oliver Smith, Jr]

Joshua ben Jore ha scritto:
> On 2/7/06, James Oliver Smith, Jr <JimSmith at cyberpoet.com> wrote:
> 
>>Hi...
>>
> 
> 
> Ok, so do it programatically. BEGIN happens at compile-time.
> 
> BEGIN {
>     my @libs = (
>         "/usr/local/bass/lib",
>         "/usr/local/bass/alder/lib",
>         'c:\Program Files\bass\...',
>         ...,
>     );
> 
>     require lib;
>     lib->import( grep -d, @libs );
> }
> 
> Josh

Great! This is working wonderfully.

Now for the next multi-platform obstacle I am facing:

The
#!<path>/perl

line at the beginning of my scripts presents a *nix path for the *nix 
systems, but the apache server running on WinXP doesn't like the *nix 
path and works only with:
#!perl

which doesn't work on the *nix systems here,
so I am left with writing a script that will modifying the first line of 
every script, which is easy enough to do, but it would be nice if there 
was a '#!<something>/perl' format that would work everywhere, like maybe 
using the path specification on the respective system.

Any suggestions?

Jim
josjr at umn.edu


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