quick follow up question, one error message went away but didn't quite worked by adding the path to the files using use lib "path"... as follows

use lib "C:\Users/Lucca/Documents/NetBeansProjects/perlpm";

this is the error message, why is it asking me to pointing to a different directory I implicitly set?

Can't locate object method "class" via package "Da_corsa" (perhaps you
+ forgot to load "Da_corsa"?) at C:\Users\Lucca\Documents\NetBeansProj
+ects\PERL scripts\perl\MioDreamcar.pl line 17.

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use warnings;
use Data::Dump qw(dump);
use lib "C:/Users/Lucca/Documents/NetBeansProjects/perlpm"; #initial e
+rror gone but other pop up.

#use lib "C:/Users/Lucca/Documents/NetBeansProjects"; #tried to follow
+ example syntax for this method but didn't work 
#use perlpm::Da_corsa; #adding the file this way...why is this method 
+wrong.

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created a different dir to do all my testing of future PM's...so the permission are set correctly 

$ ls -lrt perlpm/
total 3
-rwxrwxrwx+ 1 Lucca Lucca 288 Nov  6 17:58 Scuderia.pm
-rwxrwxrwx+ 1 Lucca Lucca 343 Nov  6 17:58 Dreamcar.pm
-rwxrwxrwx+ 1 Lucca Lucca 569 Nov  6 17:58 Da_corsa.pm

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In reply to Re^2: PM module question/improvements by perlynewby
in thread PM module question/improvements by perlynewby

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