Ok, that worked, but now I have another problem. In my code, ./Foo/Config.pm uses Getopt::Long, and POD::Usage, to parse options and spit out the relevant --help stuff. If I call ./myscript.pl --help, it just returns, without dumping the help (I'm using Carp also).

If I call perl ./Foo/Config.pm --help, it works. The tree looks basically like this:

.
|-- ./myscript.pl
`-- ./Foo
    |-- ./Foo/Color
    |   `-- ./Foo/Color/Rgb.pm
    `-- ./Foo/Config.pm

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What am I forgetting here?

In reply to Re: Re: Differentiating between local and system modules by Anonymous Monk
in thread Differentiating between local and system modules by Anonymous Monk

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