It isn't loading your Config.pm, so how would perl know to warn you?
If on the other hand, you knew enough to use lib or -I to get perl to load your Config, you should know enough not to use already used names
You could easily write something to warn you, using Module::Find, Module::CoreList, Module::Mapper, Module::Finder, Module::Locate, Devel::Modlist, Module::Which, Module::Which::List, so that
use warnings::modulecollision;
would warn you, but I don't know of any programming language that would try to do that by default, but I don't know of any languages that try to do this at all :)
People seem to catch on pretty quick, its like house numbers, you can have many with the same number, as long as the street names are different :) | [reply]
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heh. But if I did try and build a new house with the same number and the same street, I'm pretty sure I would get a "warning" from it's current owner. =o)
I'm very grateful for the help -- it's a mistake on my part that I'll be more wary of in the future.
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