hi, all.

i'm trying to make extensive use of "use lib" for this little app i'm doing - i.e. i want to keep all non-core modules in one little nice directory, so that i only have to worry about that directory to be in sync on all machines my app is supposed to run on. all the machines run the same linux distro, so i should theoretically be able to even include XS in that directory....but how do i accomplish this?
i asked on the perlTk list once, and the answer was rather complicated, since some XS gets put in to this directory, and some perl ends up there, and yet something else somewhere else.
so, any hints on how i can keep all those modules in one directory?
thanks,

-schweini

In reply to installing modules in a roll-out-friendly way by schweini

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