[Omaha.pm] Moving library paths around... what did I break?

[Dave M]

On 9/12/06, Jay Hannah <jhannah at omnihotels.com> wrote:
>
> I just moved a bunch of library paths around on one of our ancient
> servers. How do I know what Perl programs I broke?
>
> Maybe I'll run "perl -c" on all my programs? If the "use X::Y::Z;"
> statements can't find X/Y/Z.pm then perl -c should bark at me...
>
> $ find ./ -name "*.pl" | xargs -l1 perl -c
> ./reports/importer.pl syntax OK
> ./reports/nightly.pl syntax OK
> ./reports/permission_denied.pl syntax OK
> ./reports/unknown_report_lister.pl syntax OK
> ./eWin/eod.pl syntax OK
> ./eWin/run_eod2.pl syntax OK
> ./eWin/j.pl syntax OK
> ./eWin/check_eod.pl syntax OK
> ./supplier_upload/index.pl syntax OK
> ./supplier_upload/oracle_supplier_upload.pl syntax OK
>
> Oooo... Cool. Looks like I'm OK. :)
>
> Just to make sure that works I moved my paths to known bad locations.
> Yup, every one of those blew up big time.
>
> And knowing is half the battle. -grin-
>
> j

Nice! Glad to see you motivated just hours before the Sept Perl
Mongers meeting... :)

Been dying to get that shirt!

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
$|++;

our @speakers = "Jay";
our @omaha_pm_topics;

for my $speaker (@speakers) {
        for my $topic (@omaha_pm_topics) {
                print $speaker, " will be discussing $topic.\n";
        }
}