Hello guiwp,

Just on an off-chance, your rcfile isn't this module, right? Because, auto loading modules and other meta configuration are to go into your rcfile. This rcfile is actually an INI Config file and my rcfile looks like this: 

script_line1 = use strict
script_line2 = use warnings
script_line3 = use 5.018001

[Interrupt]
[FancyPrompt]
[DataDumper]
[Colors]
[ReadLine]
[Hints]
[Packages]
default_package = SMS::Send
[LexicalPersistence]
[ResultCache]
[Autocomplete::Packages]
[Autocomplete::Lexicals]
[Autocomplete::Functions]
[Autocomplete::Globals]
[Autocomplete::Methods]
[Autocomplete::Commands]

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Take a look at Reply::Config and Config::INI::Reader::Ordered. If you've already covered it, great! If not, just something to cross out. :-)

In reply to Re^7: Using Devel::REPL by robby_dobby
in thread Using Devel::REPL by guiwp

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