pp @ppopts_chrome.txt -x -o cotes.exe cotes.pl reroid1.txt cotes.txt

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With a horribly long ppots_chrome.txt file

Update: the long file resulted from my misaplication of your suggestion: if I gave default values for my args, to allow the script to run without problems with -x, I could diff the log file and the resulting modules (much shorter) list gave an exe that works

-M AE.pm
-M AnyEvent.pm
-M AnyEvent/DNS.pm
-M AnyEvent/Future.pm
-M AnyEvent/Handle.pm
-M AnyEvent/Impl/Perl.pm
-M AnyEvent/Loop.pm
-M AnyEvent/Socket.pm
-M AnyEvent/Util.pm
-M AnyEvent/WebSocket/Client.pm
-M AnyEvent/WebSocket/Connection.pm
-M AnyEvent/WebSocket/Message.pm
-M AnyEvent/constants.pl
-M Chrome/DevToolsProtocol/Transport/AnyEvent.pm
-M Class/XSAccessor.pm
-M Class/XSAccessor/Heavy.pm
-M Digest/SHA.pm
-M Future/HTTP/Tiny.pm
-M HTTP/Tiny.pm
-M PerlX/Maybe.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Cookie.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Cookie/Request.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Cookie/Response.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Frame.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Handshake.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Handshake/Client.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Message.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Request.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Response.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Stateful.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/URL.pm
-M Sub/Util.pm
-M WWW/Mechanize/Chrome.pm

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In reply to Re^4: Running a packaged script using MozRepl by frazap
in thread Running a packaged script using MozRepl by frazap

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