in reply to @ISA not behaving in OO test
Anyways if you did a:
you would get the information that you were trying to put a package in @ISA that doesn't seem to exist. Which is (from Perl's point of view) exactly what is going on. Nowhere do you load Banach/Web/t.pm, and so that namespace is not in use. Just slip:use diagnostics;
into Banach/Web/s.pm and your problems should go away.use Banach::Web::t;
An incidental hint. If you are developing code you should probably not work directly in your installed directory. Instead look into using the lib pragma.
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