need to talk about that lib thing, too. do i need to include that? @INC already includes the current working folder (the folder where the script resides, by default anyway, and i usually just go with that). so that when i write use Pm::Security;, the system knows to look in "./pm/" (which the ./ in my case is my web server's document root D:/Apache24/htdocs/) without me having to include use lib "...." in my code. um, what else was there about that....drawing a blank. anyway - i'll continue the modifications to my code. when i have completed the updates, and ran a test, i'll come back.

In reply to Re^4: Perl Modules by jamroll
in thread Perl Modules by jamroll

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