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It does - it's just an example. If it doesn't suppose that $HOME is replaced by some real existing directory. The reason it dies is because foo is called first in the block above import.
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Re^5: use, require, import and use arguments
by Anonymous Monk on Feb 26, 2011 at 15:28 UTC
    The reason it dies is because foo is called first in the block above import.

    Soo, um, don't do that then? :) 

    eval { foo(); }; # I die, don't call me without a full path to real di
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