I'm experimenting with persistence.

I've got Storable.pm installed, but it keeps giving fatal errors because it can't find Log::Agent.

For some reason I can't install Log::Agent on the OS X machine I'm working with.

So I tried to use Tie::Persistent, but same problem, because T::P uses Storable too.

But, wait, it says it uses Storable "optionally", so I should be OK?

Only I can't figure out how to not use Storable. There's a config variable which if set to "true" uses Data::Dumper instead of Storable for, er, something, but that doesn't seem to make any difference, it still dies because it can't use Log:::Agent.

I'm confused.

Assuming someone can't help me install Log::Agent on OS X (but that would be nice) can you help me to store my Hash of Arrays in any other way?
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In reply to Can't Use Storable on OS X? by Cody Pendant

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