in reply to Undefined subroutine

Try the following bit of code (with appropriate quoting rules per prompt) 
shell> perl -MTest -le 'print $INC{"Test.pm"};

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If you get something like 
/usr/lib/perl5/5.6.1/Test.pm

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Then you either need to force the @INC to look for your module first with a liberal use of use lib or rename your module.
HTH

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Re: Re: Undefined subroutine
by J9 (Beadle) on Mar 11, 2003 at 14:35 UTC
    I have run 
    perl -MTest -le print $INC{"J9Test.pm"};

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    (as I renamed my module) on my MS machine but get a blank line returned.
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      ... (as I renamed my module) on my MS machine but get a blank line returned.
      That's to be expected as you're no longer including Test.pm. If you change the -M switch to -MJ9Test it will output the path to J9Test.pm relative to @INC.
      HTH

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        BLUSH..

        Tried ... 
        perl -MJ9Test -le print $INC{"J9Test.pm"};

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        Still got a blank line though.
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