Re: A dualLived command-line util

Khen1950fx,

Please provide a concise definition of a "dualLived module". When I googled the term, this seems like the most relevant link. Are there other useful links? Since you did not provide any background on why I would use your code, you must be assuming this is common knowledge.

Please describe how this differs from Module::CoreList. I know that corelist is strongly dependent on the version of Perl.

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Re^2: A dualLived command-line util by Khen1950fx (Canon) on Apr 12, 2010 at 07:20 UTC
The link that you gave is my general reference, and it's the link that I usually give out. As for a definition, for me at least, a dualLived module is part of the core but can be downloaded and installed without the need to reinstall perl. As for corelist, I wanted a script that, like corelist, would enable me to enter a module name and get back an answer about whether it was dualLived or not dualLived.	[reply]

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Re^2: A dualLived command-line util
by Khen1950fx (Canon) on Apr 12, 2010 at 07:20 UTC

As for corelist, I wanted a script that, like corelist, would enable me to enter a module name and get back an answer about whether it was dualLived or not dualLived.

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