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in reply to PerlApp weirdness

On the surface it would appear to be a bug. It seems your calling syntax is correct as the -a=foo;bar seems to parse OK identifying foo and bar, but perhaps you might try:

PerlApp -s=xznova.pl -e=xznova.exe -a=znova.pl -a=graphspec.pl -f -v -r
And after this try re-arranging the order of the cmd line args. As I know you had these modules in before :-) think about what is different now to then. It did work. It now does not. What have you done differently?

All the best, sorry not to have any really concrete suggestions. Oh, forgot the usual Windows refrain - when all else fails reinstall and reboot. It often works!

cheers

tachyon

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Re: Re: PerlApp weirdness
by chinman (Monk) on Jul 21, 2001 at 20:37 UTC
    Yep, I think you are right, this appears to be a bug in PerlApp. It feels like I'm doing something wrong, since if I go back to an older version of my script it works as expected. I am using  #!/usr/bin/perl -w and  use strict and I get no complaints from the Perl interpreter with either script. I don't think there's anything "wrong" with my script (other than it's about 1200 lines long, ouch), but PerlApp does not like it. I guess I'll just continue to use -b, as that appears to work. How bazaah, how bazaah. Thanks for the suggestions.

    chinman

    #!/usr/bin/perl -w $camel = $hump do { theHumpty($camel); }