Hello, I recently started using Cava Packager to generate standalone executables of my perl scripts. It has been working fine so far but now I have a problem. I have a script which generates an excel file (which works fine as a .pl file) and when I run the executable of this script I get the following error:

The Parse::RecDescent module must be installed in order to write an Excel formula at excel_test.pm line 128

It seems like it is the command "store_formula" that is the reason for the error. I have tried to explicitly include Parse::RecDescent when packaging the script but the error is still there. I have also tried adding "use Parse:RecDescent" in the beginning of the script, didn't work either.

I'm using Active perl version 5.10.0 build 1004, win XP, Cava Packager version 1.3.31.696 and the installed version of Parse:RecDescent that I have is 1.96.0.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance!

In reply to Parse::RecDescent in Cava Packager by samuelalfred

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