Indeed... Sorry for not mentioning that.

One of my goals is to keep this code as isolated from everything else as I possibly can. To that end, I'd like to avoid the situation where, for example, one of our modules is given an unfortunate name (like "Symbol"), and gets used (and causes problems) because we're in somebody's PERL5LIB.

I realize that we're in the realm of process problems, here, because developers should know better than to name something that way... On the other hand, anything I can do to make this as bulletproof as possible will only serve to help me in the long run, I think. :-)

In reply to Re^2: layout/configuration of deployed files by klassa
in thread layout/configuration of deployed files by klassa

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