Re^2: Can't locate define.pm

use Spreadsheet::Parseexcel;
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Should be:
use Spreadsheet::ParseExcel;
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I'm not sure what you mean, but the proper capitalization is indeed Spreadsheet::ParseExcel. On case-insensitve filesystems and in case the module doesn't export anything (like, apparently this module) that would hardly seem to matter, but it is a proper habit to get into.

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Re^3: Can't locate define.pm by marto (Cardinal) on Mar 08, 2012 at 10:20 UTC
bart, I scored this out because I found this worked when I tried it. I wanted to do some further digging, which I didn't get round to yesterday due to being very busy. I rarely code on Windows and was surprised this worked, as I'm used to the 'case counts' mentality. While I stand by this mentality (as you rightly say, it's a good habit to get into) I wanted to take the time to investigate if I'd done anything wrong in my test, or if perl as actually working as I expected on my windows laptop. Thanks.	[reply]

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Re^3: Can't locate define.pm
by marto (Cardinal) on Mar 08, 2012 at 10:20 UTC

bart, I scored this out because I found this worked when I tried it. I wanted to do some further digging, which I didn't get round to yesterday due to being very busy. I rarely code on Windows and was surprised this worked, as I'm used to the 'case counts' mentality. While I stand by this mentality (as you rightly say, it's a good habit to get into) I wanted to take the time to investigate if I'd done anything wrong in my test, or if perl as actually working as I expected on my windows laptop. Thanks.

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