Here's some pseudocode for what I want to do: How do I do it? 
...

# It is an inside_out object, so 
#parameters are in %name hashes.
  } elsif ( $name[$object_id] =~ m{\.dll\z}sm ) {

    my ( undef, undef, $filename ) =
      splitpath($name[$object_id] );

    # Check for a version resource.
    # Also check for a version number inside that resource.

    if (defined $version_number) {

      my $language = $version_resource->languagecode;

      $answer =
        q{<File Id='F_}        . $id[$object_id]
      . q{' Source='}          . $filename
      . q{' DefaultLanguage='} . $language 
      . q{' />};

    } else {

      $answer =
        q{<File Id='F_}        . $id[$object_id]
      . q{' Source='}          . $filename
      . q{' />};
    }
  } else {

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In reply to How to detect that a Windows DLL has a version resource, and pull data from it. by CSJewell

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