Re: Getting the dependencies list of the module .

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Re^2: Getting the dependencies list of the module . by Anonymous Monk on Mar 30, 2011 at 04:33 UTC
Hi all, Can U give me an example program for Module::Depends module. I have tried like this, `use YAML; use Module::Depends; my $deps = Module::Depends->new->dist_dir( '.' )->find_modules; print "Our dependencies:\n", Dump $deps->requires;` [download] But I didn't get any result. The dumper is empty. In this code , where I need to give my specified module name. Please help me...	[reply] [d/l]
Re^3: Getting the dependencies list of the module . by Anonymous Monk on Mar 30, 2011 at 11:27 UTC
You do not want Module::Depends, it relies on reading META.yml, or if you use Module::Depends::Intrusive , on running Build.PL/Makefile.PL Read more... example of using Module::Depends (4 kB) You want to use scandeps Read more... example of using scandeps (4 kB) or you want to use Devel::Modlist Read more... (705 Bytes) or you want to hack with grep Read more... grep example (795 Bytes) or you want to hack with ack Read more... ack example (378 Bytes) Or you want to push a coderef onto @INC Read more... push to @INC homebrew hack (701 Bytes) Or PPI based Module::Used/modules-used `$ modules-used Module-Depends-0.15\lib\Module\Depends.pm base Class::Accessor::Chained Cwd Parse::CPAN::Meta strict` [download] Yup, it seems you asked for modules-used	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^3: Getting the dependencies list of the module . by Anonymous Monk on Mar 30, 2011 at 10:26 UTC
Is your current working directory (.) your unpacked distribution tree?	[reply]