Hi all,
Thanks for the replies.
Actually I don't know how the users are using their script even though the module is failing to load.
Since it has been working earlier with perl5.8.8, I had to make it work for perl 5.14 as it is really difficult to figure out where the first attempt is failing.
I was able to get around the issue by doing this:
eval {
require Module;
};
my $error = $@;
if ($error && $error =~ /attempt to reload/i){
delete $INC{'Module'};
require Module;
}
else{
die $error;
}
and its working fine as it was earlier.
I know this seems to be a very tedious hack but then there is no other way I could think of since I can't comment the 'use' statement.
I appreciate all the replies I got.
Thanks again,
Prashant
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