Right.
I looked at the perlmod doc (see my reply elsewhere) and returned to the "It's a computer, computers are stupid literal, what's different from the template vs. my code..." concept. The one thing that I could see is the use of
package Some::Module;
and the statement that the Module.pm file was in the Some directory. In my case, the modules are in the 'pm' directory. So I added pm:: constructs in my "package" declarations:
package pm::Foo;
package pm::Bar;
package pm::Baz;
In some cases, it required comparable
use strict;
use warnings;
use pm::Bar;
use pm::Baz;
declarations in the modules using the other modules, sometimes not. Still not sure (ie, still haven't really looked at why that might be). But now I get
ServerDude-2:/www/cgi/jenny rip$ !./
./Generate types
Content-type:text/xml
<value>
<in>%d</in>
<out>
<types>
<type>
<string>pkey</string>
<format>%{8}c</format>
</type>...
</types>
</out>
</value>
ServerDude-2:/www/cgi/jenny rip$
All is right with the world again.
Thanks for all your time!
Regards,
rip
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