[sf-perl] use lib: order doesn't seem to matter

[David Alban]

same results.  /nas/reg/lib/perl "wins" no matter what.  :-(

  DB<1> l 1+11
1       #!/usr/bin/perl
2
3:      use strict;
4:      use warnings;
5
6            ##### => dbg
7:      use lib qw(
8                   /nas/reg/lib/perl
9
/nas/home/dalban/perforce/srwd00reg001/default/internal/reg/pb_reg_nasify_properties/lib/perl
10:               );
11           ##### <= dbg
12
  DB<2> x @INC
0  '/nas/reg/lib/perl/x86_64-linux-thread-multi'
1  '/nas/reg/lib/perl/5.8.5'
2  '/nas/reg/lib/perl'
3  '/nas/home/dalban/perforce/srwd00reg001/default/internal/reg/pb_reg_nasify_properties/lib/perl'
[...]



  DB<1> l 1+11
1       #!/usr/bin/perl
2
3:      use strict;
4:      use warnings;
5
6            ##### => dbg
7:      use lib qw(
8
/nas/home/dalban/perforce/srwd00reg001/default/internal/reg/pb_reg_nasify_properties/lib/perl
9                   /nas/reg/lib/perl
10:               );
11           ##### <= dbg
12
  DB<2> x @INC
0  '/nas/reg/lib/perl/x86_64-linux-thread-multi'
1  '/nas/reg/lib/perl/5.8.5'
2  '/nas/reg/lib/perl'
3  '/nas/home/dalban/perforce/srwd00reg001/default/internal/reg/pb_reg_nasify_properties/lib/perl'



2010/8/24 Garth Webb <garth.webb at gmail.com>:
> Combing those into a single statement that has the order you want:
> use lib qw( /path/b /path/a /path/c );

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