Hello fellows monks,

I've being using Vim with the perlsupport script successfully for years. A couple of months ago I started using Perlbrew (which is indeed such great tool) but I'm not being able to make Vim understand that I'm using a Perlbrew perl instead of the system one.

I added the following piece of code to my .vimrc file:

" Enable perlbrew path
if has("gui_running") && filereadable($HOME . "/perl5/perlbrew/etc/bas
+hrc")
   let $PATH=system("source " . $HOME . "/perl5/perlbrew/etc/bashrc; e
+cho -n $PATH")
endif

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And while it does the trick with the path to the current select perl, it does not understands the search path of the installed modules within the select perl interpreter.

I tried adding a:

let $PERL5LIB=system("perl -E 'say join(q{:},@INC)'")

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But then I got error messages while syntax checking my code about incorrect version of Dyna::Loader.

Is there any way to get everything running as expected?

I'm using Perlbrew with perl v5.16.3 as default.

Thanks,

Alceu Rodrigues de Freitas Junior
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"You have enemies? Good. That means you've stood up for something, sometime in your life." - Sir Winston Churchill

Update: for those who are struggling to get this work, I added a tip as an issue into the perlsupport Github here.

In reply to Configuring Vim to make peace with Perlbrew by glasswalk3r

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