Re: CPAN, FreeBSD (PFSense), Environment?

Can't locate DateTime/Format/Parse.pm in @INC

I can't find a module named DateTime::Format::Parse on CPAN. Is that a private module that you created? Later in your code, you use

            $messageTime = DateTime::Format::DateParse->parse_datetime
+($messageTime);
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I do see a DateTime::Format::DateParse on CPAN. I think you want to change:

use DateTime::Format::Parse;
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to:

use DateTime::Format::DateParse;
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Re^2: CPAN, FreeBSD (PFSense), Environment? by Eskir (Initiate) on Dec 03, 2015 at 13:43 UTC
.. Such a simple mistake. Thanks, that actually fixed it. I feel rather stupid now. I think if I was using an IDE it might have notified me of missing/redundant packages in my code, oh well. You never stop learning.	[reply]
Re^3: CPAN, FreeBSD (PFSense), Environment? by stevieb (Canon) on Dec 03, 2015 at 14:19 UTC
Don't feel stupid, we all make simple mistakes ;) As far as an IDE catching these issues, you don't need one. Your original error stated exactly what you needed to know... I have never used an IDE (just vi/vim) up until recently. On my home Mint Linux laptop, I've started using IntelliJ with the IdeaVim and Camelcade (Perl5) plugins. Works very well. I use PyCharm at work, so I figured having similar IDEs for my Python coding and Perl coding would be handy... it is.	[reply]