Re: Deparse produces different output for a different user

getRecord() is not getting imported into webSubs.pm.

webSubs.pm might need a 'use lib' statement or you might want to set PERL5LIB in the environment that doesn't work. The difference is probably either the PERL5LIB or PERLLIB variable(s) (see perlrun), or the directory that the program is run from (if the libraries(s) are in the same directory that the program is run from in the environment that works...the current directory is automatically included in the list of library directories).

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Re^2: Deparse produces different output for a different user by jameshow (Initiate) on Oct 07, 2010 at 14:39 UTC
Thanks, runrig. use lib is set in webSubs for the location that contains webDB and I'm running the Deparse for both users from the same place, which contains both webDB and webSubs. I also added that location to PERL5LIB and still have the problem with the one user. The @INC is the same for both users, and includes the location of both webSubs and webDB. So the missing `require Exporter;` from the Deparse output of the user that doesn't work shouldn't be a concern? Does bad environment or another problem cause that line to go missing?	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^2: Deparse produces different output for a different user
by jameshow (Initiate) on Oct 07, 2010 at 14:39 UTC

Thanks, runrig.

use lib is set in webSubs for the location that contains webDB and I'm running the Deparse for both users from the same place, which contains both webDB and webSubs.

I also added that location to PERL5LIB and still have the problem with the one user. The @INC is the same for both users, and includes the location of both webSubs and webDB.

So the missing require Exporter; from the Deparse output of the user that doesn't work shouldn't be a concern? Does bad environment or another problem cause that line to go missing?

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