Thats the thing, I installed it through cpanm and it was installed succesfully, then my idiot friend said i should copy some of my directories because i always have to use a use lib, now I have no idea what to do, I cant reinstall since cpanm says its installed yet i dont know where the combinatorics bs and bundle should go and which file the loader in combinatorics.pm. Is there a way to make this all go away? To reinstall this entire thing?

I am asking you to tell me what the XSloader loads, because thats the only error my script still gets, if that cures i restored peace and order to my module directories. Is there anything I can do that might resolve this situation? I am terribly sorry to be so much of a nuisance, I just can't stand it that i got everything perfectly installed and then my friend messes it all up, dont fix things that arent broken. Can i delete a file that makes cpanm think that i havent installed it yet, and then it redoes it? or makes it reinstall somewhere else on my system so I can simply replace my current messed up install?

I am very grateful for your help but i am so afraid of having to see for the second time how i mess up my perl cpan

In reply to Re^6: How to get all combinations by robertw
in thread How to get all combinations by robertw

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